Sentence examples for turn on arguments from inspiring English sources

Some elections turn on "arguments on a message about the future," but this may not be one of them, noted Kevin Madden, a Republican strategist.

Despite the interest of the arguments for dualism based on the irreducible flexibility of intellect, most of the modern debate turns on arguments that have a Cartesian origin.

Elections don't often turn on arcane arguments over such issues.

Penhall's plays frequently turn on one passionate argument being contradicted by another, and so it is no surprise when he starts worrying about the current popularity of theatre.

Many free-speech arguments turn on a deceptively simple question: what is speech?

Reduce modern politics to their essence, and some of the angriest arguments turn on a crisis of affordability.

Mr. Marshall is a senior fellow at the Regional Plan Association, a nonprofit planning agency for the New York City metropolitan area, and many of his arguments turn on hometown examples.

But the full extent to which the arguments turn on competing visions of presidential authority became clear only after the dozens of briefs filed in the three cases began to arrive at the court after the first of the year.

Notice that both arguments turn on an underdetermination claim e.g., that the interpretation of the man's action is underdetermined by the non-linguistic evidence.

In short: the very fact that Skolemite arguments turn on substantial mathematical theorems seems to force the Skolemite into accepting that some parts of mathematics are not subject to Skolemite relativity.

The arguments will turn on whether the message could reasonably be interpreted as menacing under the terms of the legislation.