He knows much better than [Gordon] Brown ever did how to play the out-of-touch argument, which is a sort of class argument really.
Mr. Turner accused Mr. Abraham of distorting and in some cases falsifying archival data to suit his argument, touching off a ferocious debate that embroiled eminent scholars in the United States and Germany.
There was some talk in the local paper about how that's probably illegal in some way or another, but folks in those parts don't want to touch an argument about the church with a ten-foot whipping stick, so that discussion was pretty much dead on arrival.
At the close of the argument, Joe says he is going to the Aqueduct, which touches off an argument in which they abandon Dr. Bach's rules.
So I learn plenty from them: some humility, respect for the other point of view, and an awareness of the limitations of traditional economic arguments in touching the heart.
Warsaw attaches a different emphasis to the clause, related to the way that increased ambition may be imposed outside the bloc's carbon market, but touching on the fractious arguments over qualified majority voting and, potentially, the national veto.
This fallacy is one that appeals to the emotions, speaking only about the "positive" and the "negative" concepts rather than actually touching on the real arguments.
Though we touch on this argument briefly below, this entry focuses primarily on the theistic pragmatic arguments found in William James, J.S. Mill, and James Beattie.
To further the "don't touch the 106th" argument, supporters have helped the unit to cut costs.
But Mr. Zoffinger's nomination to serve on the Rutgers University Board of Governors has touched off an argument that started with a resolution from student representatives, spread to a local daily newspaper and has now drawn the attention of officials involved in the confirmation process.
