Sentence examples for push an argument from inspiring English sources

Although Millet has credentials in environmental policy, this novel doesn't push an argument about animal rights.

(More than one British observer has remarked that Brexit was driven less by ideology than by the efforts of ex-Union debaters to push an argument to its maximal point).

But the Boy Scouts case pushes an argument that undercuts that fundamental principle of individual liberty.

Some historians and legal scholars said the suit tilts at windmills, pushing an argument — the constitutional defense of representative government — that federal courts have rarely recognized and that broad segments of society, in the age of Twitter, WikiLeaks and disdain for Congress, do not see as worth breaking a sweat to defend.

So now some of Mr. Bush's aides push a different argument: Countries that posed a threat before Sept. 11 pose an even bigger one now, because they may team up with terrorists.

Netizens can help officials to push forward an argument in the face of opposition from other interest groups or even countries.

The Met's original Islamic Wing, which opened in 1975 and was left largely unchanged in its presentation until the renovation, "pushed an Islamic argument with a whole experience that was much more linear, with the diversity of places subsumed to a chronology of Islam," says Haidar.

Although numerous independent studies have shown that solar energy provides benefits to all electricity consumers on the grid, fossil fuel utilities were pushing a deceptive argument that misrepresents the benefits of solar energy to communities of color.

Second because even the certified experts sometime lose all dignity and make nonsensical arguments just to push an agenda.

The Free Speech in Science Project, a group whose funding stream has yet to be revealed, has also pushed a First Amendment argument.

Monday night, in an interview with ESPN, Stern continued to push that argument, evincing a tone of bewilderment and pity.