Sentence examples for In every argument from inspiring English sources
In every argument, both kinds were necessary steps toward the stated conclusions.
In addition to finding the bad guy in every argument, couples do this thing called the Protest Polka.
And if America cannot even answer the case against it, then what can it expect but be trampled on in every argument?
She finishes performing, hands me the microphone and says, "Was that okay?" Friends and family, yours, enemies, strangers in every argument in every encounter, every exchange I will tell you, they all want to know one thing: was that okay?
For although the Marquess did his best for the RAF, notably by promoting Hurricanes, Spitfires and Radar, he was terribly gaffe-prone and had a knack of being on the wrong side in every argument.
In their view, Clinton failed to seize his moment and create a more enduring, more progressive legacy — not just because of the personal travails and Republican attacks that hobbled his presidency, but because his centrist, "third way" political strategy, his strategy of "triangulating" to find some middle point in every argument, sapped the party of its core principles.
That was a phrase defined back in 1996 by The Washington Times, covering Bill Clinton's legal defense as a "tactic in which lawyers routinely throw in every possible argument that could bolster their case, however absurd".
A team of researchers led by Ryan A. Malphurs, the author of "Rhetoric and Discourse in Supreme Court Oral Arguments," listened to recordings of every argument in the term that ended last year.
"I think every case in litigation and every argument in politics is about the fundamental narrative," he said.
Obama offered a clear, point-by-point rebuttal to every argument in the chain e-mail, and he provided an important alternative story — "dirty tricks".
At the bottom of the table, there is a question: "Will the survivors envy the dead?" Kahn believed — and this belief is foundational for every argument in his book — that the answer is no.
