They hung upon those passages, somewhat overshadowed, where he argued his faith.
The author Leslie Gelb acknowledges that his "Power Rules,"where he argued that G.D.P. matters more than military might, was more influential when reduced to articles.
While the craft he practiced and the Supreme Court, where he argued, were unchanged, his role in the Office of the Solicitor General was fundamentally different.
Some of Mr. Muschamp's most scathing reviews were reserved for the rebuilding efforts at ground zero, where he argued that political concerns had trumped the city's cultural welfare.
He also visited the foreign correspondents club, where he argued that his party should no longer be described as Hindu nationalist.
He became a marked man, not helped by a speaking tour of US campuses, where he argued with passion for an economic boycott.
Others honed in on a remark Romney made at one rally where he argued consumers should have more "choice" in selecting their health insurers.
In "Fathers and Sons," Alexander reports that Auberon always defended corporal punishment in schools, or at least in Catholic schools, where, he argued, it relieved the monks of the strains of celibacy.
It was the central theme of his message on health care, where he argued that the problem was not the initiative itself, but his own failures in communicating its virtues.
But the 48-year-old is back and making a stir in California, where he argued for legislation that would allow sperm donors to take a larger role in their children's lives.
The charges against Mr. Erlinder may stem from claims he made at the tribunal, where he argued that the members of the current government shot down a plane carrying the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi, spontaneously setting off the genocide.
