Sentence examples for a surprising argument from inspiring English sources
It's not a surprising argument, given that he has been associated with success since he arrived in English football.
Others suggest the incident comes down to Johnson's haphazard writing style, apparently dashing off a Telegraph column without too much thought – "colourful" language or a surprising argument used to draw the reader in, before reaching a mundane conclusion.
Maestracci then began his quest to reclaim the painting from the Nahmad gallery, which fought his efforts with a surprising argument: the gallery said it had never owned the artwork in the first place.
From a practical standpoint, then, the organization and its allies are making a surprising argument: they believe that the government should allow pregnancy to count as a qualifying life event not because this would have an impact on large numbers of women but precisely because it wouldn't.
In a damning rebuke of the human rights organisations, Mr Justice Kay described their suggestion that the home secretary should refuse to consider releasing Pinochet until he agreed to undergo further medical tests, as "utterly without merit" and a "surprising" argument to come from human rights groups.
Vogler, we saw, was concessive about the possibility of atomic actions; Thompson gives a surprising argument to the effect that all actions have further actions as their proper parts.
I found this a surprising line of argument.
Of the three judges sitting on the appellate court, a two-judge majority made the surprising argument that "Prince's work could be transformative even without commenting on Cariou's work or on culture, and even without Prince's stated intention to do so".
Perhaps this is not surprising: argument continues over what caused a similar decline in the United States during the 1990s.
On this point Katz offers the surprising argument that, actually, there is nothing new about Spykes.
