Sentence examples for the underlying argument from inspiring English sources

Finally, though, let's reconsider the underlying argument offered by Wallis for publishing the pictures.

But isn't the underlying argument that the parents who don't do this, don't have good relationships with their children?

But it's important that we step back and grasp the underlying argument Republicans are making right now.

For one, the underlying argument was based on "curve fitting" or "overfitting," which is when the variables in a model are arbitrarily stretched to match the observational data.

The underlying argument, familiar from any number of Daily Mail editorials, goes as follows: politically, the left is obsessed with state power; culturally, it indulges moral permissiveness.

It exists purely to intrigue you long enough so you poke around and figure out the underlying argument: an op-ed composed not of words but of action.

We are perhaps better able and more willing to take a clear view of the underlying arguments and emotions when the history being recessed is not our own.

Considering the underlying arguments for isolation from the biosphere, and also considering waste policy in general, this provides an irrational context.

Like many culture wars, the specific details – orcs! busty maidens! angry bloggers with baroque facial hair! – make it seem faintly absurd, but the underlying arguments are vital.

Since then, a concerted campaign by mainstream neo-classical economics against the underlying arguments for LVT (expertly documented (pdf) by Professor Mason Gaffney) has knocked the idea into the long grass.

And he called it "a small sign of progress" that they had begun to discuss the underlying arguments for and against a joint missile-defense effort rather than the merits and demerits of the treaties and covenants that currently prohibit it.