Sentence examples for unifying argument from inspiring English sources
2. Many books aren't really books at all, but rather packaged assemblages of smaller pieces – articles or columns or occasional essays; slapping them together doesn't make for a book unless there's a unifying argument or theme or unless the anthology presents an established writer's work over a long period of time.
Rather the unifying argument of the piece is the importance of the inclusion and the meaningful and active involvement of sex workers in decision making, programming, advocacy and action to address stigma and discrimination and capacity building.
If there was a single unifying argument that defined Obamaism from his earliest days in politics to his Presidential campaign, it was the idea of post-partisanship.
In this opinion piece, we attempt to unify recent arguments we have made that serious confounds affect the use of network data to predict and characterize gene function.
In the months since our publications appeared, we have had the opportunity to discuss our findings with many colleagues, and realized that there was a need to summarize and unify the arguments we made.
The sight of Gordon's scarred back was a visual argument for unifying the Union against the dehumanizing violence of the Confederacy; it imagines the Union-as-nation as a benevolent one that fought because it cared.
Putterman and Skillman (1993b) try to unify the two arguments.
"arg0" is a numbered-argument that unifies the realization of active, passive, and nominalized forms of a verb ("cause") with its argument ("number").
* Look for unifying threads.
