Sentence examples for through the argument from inspiring English sources
About midway through the argument, Paul Clement, who was representing the House Republicans and defending DOMA, was cruising along.
Other Protestant theologians saw a solution to the difficulty through the argument that God operates through intermediate causes.
It's particularly telling that he tried to flee, as that act cuts through the argument of anyone – Turner and his father included – who claims to sincerely believe there's nothing wrong with raping a woman unable to provide consent.
Their work is a blend of emotion and intellectual ingenuity, characterized by conceit or "wit"—that is, by the sometimes violent yoking together of apparently unconnected ideas and things so that the reader is startled out of his complacency and forced to think through the argument of the poem.
But while her preference for supporting equal rights in this case was never in doubt, what was striking on Tuesday was how her willingness to place it along the civil rights continuum allowed her to cut through the argument in a way even the court's conservative firebrands struggled to do.
You can trace their evolution in her writing, from "Saving Agnes," where she describes feminism as "a placebo of self-acceptance," and "A Life's Work," which rejects the pieties that make a woman's biological "destiny" to bear children seem sacred, through the argument with herself about gender in "Aftermath," and, finally, to the last scene of "Transit".
Sorting through the arguments is no small task.
This sensitive documentary picks its way through the arguments and considers big questions about human nature.
Having thought through the arguments, we decided 18 years ago that government should not compel people to buy health insurance.
I went through the arguments - quotas are demeaning, women must be chosen on merit; quotas are reverse discrimination against men.
Treasury's leadership is also needed to cut through the arguments that have impeded forward momentum for too long.
