Sentence examples for a recurring argument from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the battle in Los Angeles reflects what has been a recurring argument in cities around the world: Is graffiti a legitimate form of art?

A recurring argument among couples is that each partner thinks he or she knows what is right; a mother may accuse the father of allowing too much television, while a father may tell a mother she isn't strict enough with discipline.

A recurring argument in the Italian policy debate on Structural Funds refers to the actual capacity of spending the available EU money.

A recurring argument was that the shortage of resources at the workplace makes it very difficult for health workers to reach their targets.

But the recurring argument that culture is now "owned" and must be freed and that creativity is being stifled as a result is overwrought.

But they're grist for my recurring argument that opposition from movement institutions, talk radio and the like are not insuperable obstacles for a well-funded Republican frontrunner to overcome.

This recurring argument has often turned on the question of whether the norms and procedures of democracy and republicanism are adequate to national survival in a dangerous world of terrorists, Commies, and Frenchmen.

Their persistent and recurring argument against any that seek to deny MB rule is: why are you against Sharia if you are Muslim?

The usual and recurring argument of the offenders is that they claim to defend the rights and values of Muslim society.

Asked about the recurring arguments that we're in a bubble, Graham said, "I worry prices are high, but I'm reluctant to use the word bubble.

I know that I risk seeming down on America, but it's one of my fundamental and recurring arguments that we must know who we are, as a people, if we are to move forward into a viable future for ourselves and those with whom we share the planet.