Sentence examples for archaic arguments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wilson has achieved the near miraculous - that is, he has found the formula for uniting his friends of the Left with the Gaitskellian Right & for steering the Party away from the archaic arguments of the past & on to modern-looking ground.
The right for people to lean on archaic religious arguments to excuse modern injustices toward gay people?
The tip-off is the governing clause and predicate which makes clear that the amendment is all about assurance of a "well regulated militia", and, in fact, involves an archaic 1780's argument between Federalists and anti-Federalists that has nothing to do with the contemporary notions of an individual's right to own firearms for the purpose of self-protection, hunting or target shooting.
Germaine Greer's arguments are ridiculously archaic and contrary.
All may be legitimate subjects for debate, but basing a complex argument on fragmented and archaic case histories is problematic both for science and for style.
Additional important issues have been addressed in a study on archaic hominins taking into consideration the important argument of gene flow between modern and extinct humans, as reported by Lalueza-Fox et al. [ 132].
– May still espouses the archaic "smoke-one-joint-and-you-will-be-injecting-heroin-into-your-eyeballs-in-no-time" argument.
How could it be that Modernism, whose "visionary architects and planners were, in their minds, leagued with the people against what they saw as archaic, overblown, extravagant and inefficient architecture and design, the taste of princes," finds itself losing a public argument... to a prince?
