"Silence" argues against orthodoxy, but its messenger is too pallid.
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That's why Deni argues against leaving for America's supposedly greener pasture.
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Virtually no one argues against improving the country's dated digital infrastructure.
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However, the fact that so many possessions were left argues against this.
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In addition, companies have boosted investment, which argues against an imminent recession.
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Yet no one within the film argues against him on these grounds.
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When Olivia argues against him, Mellie shuts her down and Olivia is SHOOK.
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Daniels (Katherine Waterston), the dead captain's wife, argues against it, but is ultimately overruled.
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China's new courtship of the Philippines argues against any provocative building on Scarborough Shoal.
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Winters's painting technique argues against gestural abstraction's sweeping structures and minimalism's solid-color surfaces.
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Clearly, this huge improvement over a fairly short time period argues against biological explanations.
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Am I really going to be someone who argues against Elba in a role?
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Mr. Krugman argues against pursuing single-payer because he sees it as politically unfeasible.
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But Mackrell's documentation of their relentless self-absorption and unfiltered vanity argues against it.
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But it argues against the idea of irrational overheating that risks a true meltdown.
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It is this singling out for exceptional status that the peace movement argues against.
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Krista argues against Elliott annihilating Mr. Robot, because he is now a part of Elliott.
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History argues against House Republicans' chances of winning back their majority in a presidential year.
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He favors rolling back regulations and reforming the tax system, while he argues against Medicaid expansion.
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Not only does he show premeditation but he really kind of argues against a mental defect.
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But my every reflex argues against too quickly taking this home run explosion at face value.
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In the Technicolor fantasia depicted in "You Need to Calm Down," Ms. Swift argues against hate.
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The United States argues against overt censorship and policies that block the flow of data across borders.
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Similarly, here she argues against the social tendency to shame and stigmatize people who have had abortions.
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The "purity" that seems to attract his supporters argues against his effectiveness in accomplishing anything he promises.
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Schmelzing also argues against Piketty's findings that wealth for the upper echelon is greatly outpacing economic growth.
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"I think this argues against some grand bargain and suggests that there may be smaller deliverables," she said.
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Solnit's book argues against complacency and despair, advocating instead for radical activism when faced with an uncertain future.
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Something that belittles, dehumanizes and/or argues against the freedom and agency of a whole category of people.
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The seemingly inexorable move of series television toward an à la carte, on-demand model argues against it.
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This has helped turn them more aggressively, she argues, against affirmative action and policies that assist displaced migrants.
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So, that is absolutely a good thing that anybody that argues against that, I think is just dead wrong.
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But the privacy section, particularly the encryption section, argues against policies friendly to Trump's security-at-all-cost posture.
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Cohen bucked the SDNY's system, and the SDNY rightly argues against him receiving full credit for partial, selective cooperation.
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He might disagree with that statement, but the reality of what Tesla has pulled off argues against his objections.
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"We want to give inflation time to move back to goal ... this argues against a steep path," she said.
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Giuliani reacting after a letter from President Trump&aposs legal team to the Special Counsel argues against obstruction of justice.
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Henry Newman, the director of Open Europe, a think-tank, argues against here; Nicky Morgan MP voices her opposition here.
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Library Freedom also argues against controversial copyright protection software known as digital rights management and advocates for open source software.
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"This argues against aggressive monetary stimulus from the central bank," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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METLIFE ARGUES AGAINST BEING TOO BIG TO FAIL | The "too big to fail" label is finally having its day in court,
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"Nothing in the record of human history argues for a divine morality, and a great deal argues against it," he writes.
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I don't think anyone seriously argues against him getting access to treatment that has had such a dramatic impact on his life.
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In his 2006 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," Gorsuch argues against those practices and emphasizes the "inviolability" of human life.
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It could, by all rights, mangle this concept into a bland, jingoistic mess, but the success of The New Order argues against this.
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The book highlights affordability and mobility as some of the main factors of a city's success, and argues against certain land use regulations.
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The experience encouraged Mr Venturi to write his manifesto, "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture" (1966), in which he argues against Kahn's theory of form.
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His manager argues against it, like a hundred Trump brand managers must have told Mr. Trump that birtherism was bad for the tie business.
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I could go on and on with logical arguments and explanations for every stubborn citizen that still argues against gun control in this country.
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For all its allusions and tricks, "Mason & Dixon" argues against the subjective divisions we create between each other, whether by lines or by walls.
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Kirill argues against attachment to an idealized past, the old culture: In Russia right now we're all frankensteins, pieced together from various dead traditions.
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Walking past an Iraq War protest in front of the White House, a young Edward argues against liberals and for the righteousness of the war.
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The thought of any rate cuts this year seems premature, but at the same time the lack of any wage pressures argues against any hikes.
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That lawsuit argues against a new Texas law that requires abortion clinics to become certified as ambulatory surgical centers, making costly upgrades to their facilities.
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If you are going to publish a piece that argues against the fundamental right of bodily autonomy at least note the author stands to profit.
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Her current platform falls on the progressive side, though she argues against the use of that term to describe ideas since it's so up for interpretation.
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The Midwest home improvement chain Menards, for instance, encouraged its 40,000 employees to take an at-home civics course that argues against government regulation and taxes.
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In a perceptive essay for the academic blog LGM, Georgetown political scientist Dan Nexon argues against something he calls "analytical normalization" of the current White House.
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The New Health Care In a new rule about coverage of contraception, the Trump administration argues against the positives of birth control and highlights potential harms.
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Wilson, herself a victim of domestic abuse, argues against this man getting to be a donor, because she doesn't want him to have control over the family.
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No one argues against a skilled worker being able to sponsor his or her spouse and young children, a fact which the president acknowledged in his speech.
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The second-biggest is the Democratic Action Party (DAP), which is supported by Chinese and Indian voters—ie, the victims of racial preferences—and unsurprisingly argues against them.
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While Democrats argued that those who weren't rich wouldn't benefit from the tax law, "this table argues against the Democrats' principal narrative about the tax law," he said.
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ANONYMOUS There are about 67 reasons and 32 bromides (the most colorful of which argues against pooping where we eat) to discourage you from dating your (indirect) boss.
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In the aftermath of her experience, Cutler started a group called Southern California Against Forced Treatment, which argues against Laura's Law and any kind of forced psychiatric treatment.
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Any way you look at it, though, these findings are the latest in a growing body of literature that argues against choice and social learning as explanations for homosexuality.
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Charles Kanjama, an attorney who regularly argues against LGBT initiatives, said throughout the trial that a country in which 80% of its citizens are Christian would not embrace homosexuality.
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Helgen's email instructions to his staff were copied to up to seven expedition members, which his supporters say argues against the idea that he was trying to hide something.
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Having an agreement already in place on how much money will be spent on defense and domestic priorities for the year argues against doing a budget resolution, Yarmuth said.
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And I think that... Slate argues against the kind of moral reasoning that starts with the outcome you prefer and then defends the process that got you that outcome.
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"The weak economy supports a 50-basis-point cut, but caution argues against a more aggressive 93-basis-point cut," economists with Brown Brothers Harriman wrote in a research note.
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But there's another reading of this chart that the DEA in particular won't like — one that argues against the DEA's work in prohibiting marijuana and cracking down on its use.
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Jaccard argues against some conventional wisdom, like the idea that fossil fuels are altogether evil, pointing out that almost nothing around you would have been possible without coal, oil, and gas.
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Further challenging convention, his new book, "The Math Myth and Other STEM Delusions," published next month, argues against the requirement that all high school students take a full menu of math.
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Consider the summer of 2018 controversy that arose around the work of Kathleen Stock, a philosophy professor who argues against redefining the category of woman and lesbian to include trans women.
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The fact that Germany provides so many Turks with a livelihood argues against Mr. Erdogan's accusations, while barring his surrogates from campaigning among them, as local authorities did, only gives him fodder.
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The European case is strongest when it argues against Google's exclusionary requirements — that cellphone makers not produce devices with other versions of Android and that they install only the Google search app.
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In her book, Arora, who today is a professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands, argues against narratives that make it hard to see the global poor for who they really are.
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In film music, I often think of that latter thing, trying to make something that doesn't build up what's already there visually, but sort of argues against it, gives another refraction of it.
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David Willetts, Britain's higher education minister in the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition and now a Tory peer, argues against those who say the answer is to turn the clock back by cutting student numbers.
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She argues against corporate feminism, circling back over and over to the idea of branded products imprinted with words like "badass" or "male tears," which she views as part of the "angry" younger generation.
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" Martina says she's up for having the tough conversations on the issue -- but feels there's a "growing tendency among transgender activists to denounce anyone who argues against them and to label them all as 'transphobes.
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He argues against a regulatory approach — somewhat ironically, given his staunch support of net neutrality — and instead says antitrust enforcers need to go back to using a competition standard to be true trust-busting referees.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has accused the orientation session for freshman lawmakers at Harvard's Kennedy School of being a "pro-corporate lobbyist project" that hypes tax cuts for corporations and argues against increasing the minimum wage.
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But with the unemployment rate back down to near the lowest since comparable data began in the 1970s, I think the jobs report argues against a rate cut at the Bank of Canada's October decision.
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" Fear of foreigners And he repeatedly argues against using the word "xenophobia," or the fear of foreigners, writing in side notes that he has concerns over "the malleability of the term now and in the future.
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However, his "death spiral" claim — a situation in which healthy people leave an insurance marketplace and drive up costs for the sick — was quickly questioned by health policy analysts who said the evidence argues against it.
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In two books of modern political economic theory — "The Entrepreneurial State" (2013) and "The Value of Everything" (2018) — Dr. Mazzucato argues against the long-accepted binary of an agile private sector and a lumbering, inefficient state.
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Election posters refer to her only as "Marine"; there's no mention of the party; and she's attempted to supplant xenophobic fanaticism with a nationalism that argues against immigration — particularly Muslim immigration — on security and economic grounds.
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Many economists say the U.S. economy still lacks the investment that will drive greater underlying demand growth and the scale of popular concern over growth evident in the U.S. presidential campaign only argues against raising rates soon.
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" He notes that it is "one of the profound contradictions of human existence that we long for immortality, indeed fervently believe that something must be unchanging and permanent, when all of the evidence in nature argues against us.
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For no plausible reason whatsoever, Riley's bestie, Cairo (Wonu Ogunfowora), argues against calling the police, and the team's newest member, Mattie (the very funny Cathy Ang, last seen in "KPOP"), is subsequently scapegoated straight into an orange jumpsuit.
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And it's a continued belief in "free market" neo-liberalism: a system that relies on market mechanisms, argues against expanding the role of the state and social services, and empowers corporations and wealthy individuals at the expense of citizens.
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"The larger context of Trump Administration officials failing to comply, being previously reprimanded by OSC, and, in some cases, openly flouting Hatch Act requirements also argues against giving senior Administration officials benefit of the doubt when considering potential violations," they wrote.
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It's not that Wray's mullah is exactly saintly (though he's not worldly or political—he argues against Aden joining the fight in Afghanistan); it's that Wray's writing takes on an earnest, slightly pedagogical quality that most novelists would happily flee from.
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Teams try to avoid arbitration hearings because they can be prickly, given that a team argues against a player's accomplishments in order to persuade arbitrators to award the salary it thinks the player deserves, and not the one the player wants.
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"Interestingly, in that same study, they investigated well-established blood testing looking into total body inflammation and found no difference in those test values between the two groups, which argues against the claim that hydrogen rich water reduces body inflammation," Vojdani says.
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I've read a good number of both pro and con pieces, including an essay written last year on Refinery29 that convincingly argues against spending the entire ceremony holed up in the church lobby for fear your 1-year-old will become disruptive.
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Perhaps most importantly, the fact that cannabis has been used by various populations for decades at disparate rates, yet rates of psychosis and other psychiatric disorders have generally remained static over this same period of time, strongly argues against a direct causal relationship.
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And as he argues against the notion of "cancel culture" — of the collective aim to disempower those who abuse their privilege by committing sexist, racist, homophobic, or other offensive behavior — he throws in a screed against the #MeToo moment for good measure.
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For all the reasons she argues against nondisclosure agreements in the context of sexual harassment or assault, I would argue that NDAs are "against public policy" and "conscience shocking," two legal criteria for declaring contract provisions void, and unenforceable by the courts.
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Here's what you need to know to start your day: • Travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations and vetted refugees from all nations can continue to enter the U.S. while the Trump administration argues against a federal judge's blocking of the president's immigration order.
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The purchase of oil for strategic storage by China, with some by India as well, also argues against the current Saudi strategy, as buyers will want maximum flexibility to purchase when they deem prices to be cheap, or when the storage tanks become available.
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A new study published Monday by the National Bureau of Economic Research argues against the first interpretation, showing that between 1997 and 2012, areas that experienced fracking booms — and therefore increased wages and economic opportunity for the less-educated — experienced a spike in birth but not marriage rates.
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Two of the three pillars underpinning Mr. Trump's campaign reflect his "America First" populist ethos: a broad opposition to free trade, where he says the nation is getting a bad deal, and a foreign policy that is muscular in tone but argues against nation-building and excessive foreign intervention.
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" He also argues against allowing Central American asylum seekers to resettle in the U.S. "We need make no apology," Sessions wrote, "in rejecting an extreme policy of sustained mass immigration, which the public repudiates and which the best economic evidence tells us undermines wage growth and economic mobility.
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Mr. Franklin, the executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, a group that argues against strict drug laws, has granted interviews to MSNBC and other news outlets on Mr. Grays' death, prompting defense lawyers to argue that he violated Judge Barry G. Williams's order that lawyers, defendants and witnesses not speak publicly about the case.
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