Sentence examples for about every argument from inspiring English sources

That is where just about every argument about Israel eventually ends up, including arguments among Israelis.

At the end of "Paying for It," Brown provides 23 meticulously drawn appendixes, most of which are devoted to deconstructing just about every argument you can think of against prostitution.

The politically diverse panel (two Democratic appointees, one Republican) rejected just about every argument put forth by the Justice Department and left intact a temporary restraining order that prevented Trump's ballyhooed executive order on immigration from going into effect while a federal court in Seattle considers a challenge brought by the states of Washington and Minnesota.

"In the context of working in [Young Evangelicals for Climate Action], I've heard just about every argument against climate change from economic, to theological, political, to some hybrid combination of them all," Lamb told me.

Every argument about troop levels is really a proxy argument for whether the U.S. should stay or go.

Almost every argument about the 1992 agreement revolves around review times and whether new drug reviews are as careful as in the past.

The King James translation was written to be read out loud – and that simple overlooked fact changes every argument about "difficulty" and "comprehension".

Sooner or later, every argument about regulation of the internet comes down to the same question: is this the thin end of the wedge or not?

It lies, if long forgotten, behind every argument about how we ought to vote now, from the 2002 Help America Vote Act's promotion of paperless voting to the more recent backlash, favoring a paper trail.

Lee is literally every Trump troll that responds with reverse racism to every argument about equality.

"We've already been before the court twice and made just about every potential argument that one can make," she said, "and all of the arguments have been soundly rejected".