Sentence examples for than argued from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his groundbreaking masterpiece, The Rite of Spring, is episodic rather than argued: that is, it does not have the organic growth you tend to find in music conceived and sculpted purely in the mind, as exemplified by Beethoven.

It contends only that what it offers is less bad than the alternatives (though its case against one alternative — what it calls, a little tendentiously, "precipitate" or "premature" withdrawal — is more asserted than argued).

Peter Raymont and Michèle Hozer's new documentary, "Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould," advances the claim that its subject was one of the most important artists of the 20th century, and while this idea is more often asserted than argued in the film, the filmmakers nonetheless supply a scrupulous, candid and eye-opening account of his life and times.

Functional brands experience less dilution than prestige brands, implying less risk and greater expandability than argued by previous authors.

Kant's view was that moral norms would have to apply to all rational beings (Groundwork 4: 408), but this thesis is more announced than argued for.

Hunston also considered the status of the statement, taking into account the variable alignment of 'world', the truth-value of which is evaluated by the writer, and 'statement', assumed for the moment to be true rather than argued.

Doing so would make much more sense than arguing about the limits of military power.

Rather than arguing exclusively for one or the other, we should be working to achieve both.

With luck, the two sides will have more important things to do than argue.

Solving the problem is more important than arguing about numbers and definitions.

Clark thinks "being a feminist by action speaks louder than arguing about semantics.