Sentences with phrase «own central argument»

They loved our central argument, but couldn't we reorganize things somehow to make information easier to use?

You can even try doing a little online research to get a handle on what the central argument of a title might be before reading it to boost your comprehension and recall.

I wrote my thesis on the philosophy of history with the central argument that Industrial Civilization would collapse and either be replaced by a new emergent socio - economic revolution an order of magnitude higher than industrialization and agriculture combined, or we would go back to the stone age or extinct.

A central argument I make is that even in the United States it is unlikely that we have left the zero lower bound behind.

His explanation for doing so will rest on two central arguments.

Her legal team's central argument is that Trump never actually signed the contract — the space for his signature, under the pseudonym David Dennison, is left blank.

But their central argument holds.

That this question stands does not necessarily jeopardize the central argument that brahman and creativity are one.

But his response essentially dodges rather than engages my book's central argument.

The present essay is written in two tracks: the central argument, which appears as the text, and the Scholarly discussion, especially as regards issues pertinent to the Annecy meeting, which appears as the endnotes.

Later on in the book, he discusses these groups at some length, but without seeing how these millions of fervent believers in our present undermine his central argument for declension.

They may come to take seriously Kass's central argument that these issues are crucially important and may come to agree that they are critical for the human future, as he so tellingly contends.

In other words, I struggled to see the advancement of a central argument or common theme.

In fact, the central argument of the book is that war has already been abolished, because in Christ we have a way — the only way — to live in peace in the face of the world's evils.

A central argument of this book is that intrinsic value is not limited to human beings.

At bottom, this book is much closer to existentialist sensibilities than to anything else, and its central argument, stripped to its barest elements, is a defense of the reality of transcendence and its accessibility within the human self.

The report, called «Separating Church and State: The Case for Disestablishment», outlines the central arguments for splitting the church and state and considers the challenges involved in making this a reality.

«The Leave campaign's central arguments are collapsing under the weight of independent scrutiny.»

This is Orwell's central argument.

It seeks to hammer home the central argument in Corbyn's recent speech, when he warned that Brexit under the Conservatives could result in a deregulatory free - for - all.

I accept your central argument: «we have to do what we have to do».

Their central argument is that when austerity and Conservative governance have been intertwined, namely in the 1930s and 1980s, both Baldwin and Mrs Thatcher respectively presented their Tory prescriptions for recovery as «common sense».

Katwala's principal claim is that the government has «lost ground over one of its central arguments» — that the cuts will «meet the fairness test».

«What drew me to this play was, of course, the central argument, which is, Is there a hell?»

I think that our central argument is that the distinctions relied upon in both cases are not functional ones.

(This is also a central argument as to why citizens rather than politicians or their surrogates should participate in a constitutional convention.)

Speaking to various operatives involved in the race — usually off - the - record or on - background — three central arguments emerged: Mr. Weiner would hurt Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, Council Speaker Chris Quinn or, possibly, no candidate at all.

The question was whether it is the only legitimate alliance or outcome The central argument is that «coming first» does not rule out forming another alliance based on political principle and policy alignment.

Much as I agree with the sentiment of this post (being a left - of - centre LibDem who regards any agreement with the Conservatives as unlikely to be workable) the central argument is totally spurious.

But in her central argument Symons said there was «an unbridgeable gap between an elected second chamber and maintaining the primacy of the Commons».

His central argument was that something had gone wrong at the top and the bottom of British society.

Lawmakers then passed a law that defined daily fantasy sports as a game of skill - resolving the central argument in a lawsuit brought by Schneiderman, a Democrat, against New York - based FanDuel and Boston - based DraftKings.

It's a telling response, because it vindicates the central argument Caroline Lucas will make at the party convention in Birmingham tomorrow: that the Greens are the only left - wing option available to British voters.

This is Cameron's central argument today.

Since Ms. Nixon burst onto the stage last month, her central argument has been that the governor cares more about politics and power than people.

Giving the closing conference speech, McDonnell hinted at the Labour leadership's central arguments against the EU.

Labour MPs in traditional, working class seats, say the issue of immigration is drowning out other arguments in the referendum campaign, including the remain campaign's central argument that leaving would hit jobs and economic growth.

Continue reading «David Cameron sets out the three central arguments in the public sector pensions debate»»

The central argument of Mr. Castorina's case rests on the opinion of Judge David Larimer in the 2011 Fox v. Paterson case, in which citizens sought to force then - Gov.

Mr. Silver's central argument seems likely to be that the government failed to prove that a quid - pro-quo relationship existed between Mr. Silver and others who prosecutors said benefited from official actions he took on their behalf.

Her central argument is that medical science and biotechnology are fast remaking how we view our bodies, that they are becoming commodities to be traded.

Addressing the threat of climate change and air pollution, the group says, would be a central argument.

But in previous ripostes to the book's critics, most notably in a 19 June Huffington Post article titled «Five Critics Say You Shouldn't Read This «Dangerous» Book,» Wade charged that his critics were «indoctrinated in the social - science creed that prohibits any role for evolution in human affairs» and contended that the book's central argument «has not been challenged by any serious scientist.»

The central argument used by the flagship creationist book on human evolution is so feeble that Answers in Genesis has disowned it - even though they enthusiastically promote that book.

So one central argument against the existence of alien life — the «rare Earth» argument that environments to host it must be rare — has been more or less disproven.

The point is that Their Finest does the work to make its central argument — that movies can and do matter in the grander scheme of things.

For a movie that champions the decisiveness of scientific discovery, Concussion is rather indecisive in its focus, its objectives, and its central argument.

There's something to be said for a film that is as structurally and thematically ambitious as Free State of Jones, even if the impact of its central argument is lost a bit because the film must cover a lot of ground in order to reach its point.

The authority of its central argument, that «separate is inherently unequal,» is now firmly established.

The central argument is that «accountability systems work - when they work - by calling forth energy, motivation, commitment, knowledge, and skill» from educators.