Refined arguments may be made in the pages of quality newspapers about how we need a European foreign policy simply to defend, in the longer run, the very quality of life Europeans value most – but these arguments cut little ice.
Any writer will understand the importance of reflective solitude in refining arguments and making unexpected connections: in an odd but widely shared experience, many of us seem to have our best ideas when we are in the shower.
RB and NY performed the glaucoma genetic data sorting and integration, discussion of the results of meta-analysis, participated in refining arguments and helped draft the manuscript.
A recent, more refined, argument to this effect [16] takes it that underlyingly all Finnish word types are systematically uniform with respect to their tonal form.
(In fact, his unstinting critiques often help his opponents refine their arguments in subsequent cases).
That gives shareholders favouring each side time to amass their numbers and refine their arguments.
As part of its remit, the Orwell Youth Prize schools programme offers feedback on all students' submitted drafts, helping them to refine their arguments and challenging each writer to find the most compelling words with which to put their views across.
In other words, as the reader can easily see, we can refine the arguments in [28] to get sharper results.
Goo goos who worry about the way money corrupts our politics might want to use part of the Obama honeymoon to revise and refine their arguments.
To refine his argument, Bobbitt introduces a distinction.
In the precision of this testimony, you could sense that the rushed and panicked responders to the first ban had developed a structure, and refined their arguments.
