Sentence examples for argue intelligently from inspiring English sources

Some people active in the campaign are becoming well versed in the intricacies of telephone transmission lines and cellular equipment so they can argue intelligently with those who install them.

And they argue, intelligently but to my mind unconvincingly, that by allowing companies and the state to capture and record us in this way, we are not only opening ourselves up to government snoops, we are permitting the corrosion of what it means to be human.

Several stories explore issues of ageism, lookism and homophobia among writers, actors and producers; another story argues intelligently for a reconsideration of the ratings system by which mature sexual content automatically condemns certain motion pictures to art-house obscurity.

In the final chapter, Tye argues intelligently that Ivy Lee and other practitioners of P.R. before World War I can lay greater claim than Bernays to having fathered the craft.

The city is violent and chaotic and anti-democratic; in the Mercedes, you can listen to the liberals arguing, subtly, intelligently, on the last redoubt of independent Russian mass media, Ekho Moskvy.

I don't understand how anyone could intelligently argue that there's anything so unique and/or aesthetically unifying that justifies differentiating these songs geographically.

The only way you can intelligently argue a position is if you know all the positions.

If you are witnessing on behalf of a monotheistic belief, be able to tactfully and intelligently argue for the existence of a Supreme Creator.

11.04am: The alternative view to Mr Brown's Grand Vision is intelligently argued in the same newspaper by Dan Sabbagh.

And when Third turns in a well-written, intelligently argued paper on "King Lear," Laurie is quick to accuse him of plagiarizing.

Naff as Nerve is in many senses, I got a greater cyber-high from it than I did from Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World (Dogwoof, 12), Werner Herzogcorrect's earnest, intelligently argued but overreaching luddite's view of internet culture.