Sentence examples for an effective argument from inspiring English sources

Acknowledge them and defuse them with an effective argument.

If you did, and were entitled to a postal vote, it could be an effective argument.

But Ms. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said that opponents would have a hard time marshaling an effective argument against the measures, given the multiple benefits.

The latest piecemeal portmanteau from Garry Marshall (Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve) is, if nothing else, an effective argument for the need for more female film directors.

While the shake-up of Mr. McCain's campaign strategy team on Wednesday was heartening to several Republicans, they also noted that President Bush's re-election campaign had already settled on an effective argument against Mr. Kerry by late spring of 2004 — branding him daily as a flip-flopper and inauthentic.

Unfortunately, an over-reliance on counterterrorism as the driver of policy risks distorting the true nature of the conflict in Mali and the broader Sahel, even if the fight against terrorism serves as an effective argument for rallying resources and support in Western capitals.

Democrats, who are casting for an effective line of argument against Kavanaugh, see the health-care issue as their best bet to date.

Although the difficulty may seem serious, the Extensional theorist has an effective line of reply: the argument in question can be seen as simply begging the question.

To the young and still Anglican John Henry Newman, what Augustine had written about the provincial self-satisfaction of the Donatists seemed an equally effective argument against the Church of England.

Publicly the big two rarely speak out but in private they bring their huge muscle to bear on the rest with a simple, if effective argument: you only fill your grounds and get big TV audiences when you play us.

According to Justin Pope of the Associated Press, Justin Pope praised the Flying Spaghetti Monster as "a clever and effective argument".