Sentence examples for a strange argument from inspiring English sources

But that's a strange argument, given that federal agencies regularly work with state and local governments on cross-border crimes.

This was a strange argument even a few months ago, when the U.S. government could borrow for 10 years at less than 4 percent interest.

"It seems like they're in our business, so it's a strange argument to worry about this in the other direction," he said.

Ralph Blumenau London It is a strange argument that says because posh people drink wine, wine must be a posh drink.

Yours ever, Dominic It is a strange argument that because the conviction rate is low you should make it worse by labelling rape complaints as likely to fail.

It's a strange argument, in that it assumes both that 47% of Americans are on welfare and that there is really such a thing as "welfare" in any meaningful sense in America.

This is a strange argument--the Fifth Amendment is dispositive evidence that the Framers did not leave property rights to be protected entirely through the political process, and the relevant question is what those protections consist in.

If you take away the disease label, then basically I won't be able to get better, if you don't let me understand myself as having a disease.' It's a very strange argument, to have to think of yourself as having a disease because that's the only way you can live with yourself and deal with the addiction.

"It is a very strange argument to say that a murderer can delay justice with protracted appeals for decades and then turn around and claim his own delay as a reason to escape his deserved punishment altogether," said Kent Scheidegger, the legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation.

This is a very strange argument and it leads to a few questions.

Truth to tell, it appears to be a rather strange argument, placed as it is in the mouth of the avowed sensualist for whom everything is permitted: Ivan Karamazov.