Sentence examples for almost every argument from inspiring English sources

A week later, Mora was shown a lengthy classified document that negated almost every argument he had made.

"The Second Circuit single-handedly rejected almost every argument Silverstein makes," said Geoff Heineman, a managing partner at the law firm of Ohrenstein & Brown and an expert in insurance litigation and regulation.

Dishonorable Mention: Ben Stein, who pulled off the somewhat laudable feat of being on the wrong side of almost every argument in 2008, notably culminating in the theatrical and DVD release of the documentary Expelled, in which Stein insurgently railed against Darwin's Theory of Evolution in favor of the unadulterated nonsense that is Intelligent Design.

The roots of almost every political argument can be traced back to that moment in time.

And we've addressed almost every single argument against it.

Commissioner McDowell, however, dissented, using almost every inaccurate argument made by Comcast to defend his decision.

"The fact is almost every single argument against performance-enhancing drugs falters when viewed in light of how we live the rest of our lives".

But just as Keynes heard clear echoes of "academic scribblers" and "defunct economists" in the rhetoric of his era's politicians, so I hear echoes of arguments that Andrew Sullivan, and often Andrew Sullivan alone, was making thirty years ago in almost every conversation and argument I've had about gay marriage in the last ten years.

Almost every step in this argument seems to me either wrong or open to serious challenge or qualification.

There's an argument almost every story this season has gaming elements to it.

So with the AAP recommendation and the cleanliness issue debunked, I turned to the next argument almost every soon-to-be-mother of a son will hear: "It's just easier if he looks like his father".