Sentence examples for argue rationally from inspiring English sources

Those who can't argue rationally, resort to fakery.

When you and I read art critics we are looking for more than an ability to argue rationally.

The safety argument "is likely solid and justified," he wrote in an e-mail, but "it is tough to argue (rationally) that warming water conditions are unforeseen".

It is difficult to argue rationally.

Does arguing rationally (and convincingly) that something went wrong in Ohio make you a daredevil?

Figes argues rationally that the Russian revolution was possible in Russia because of the country's position at the beginning of this century; and he explains also how the country came to be in that position, placing considerable emphasis on the Russian personality.

In the same year, he published his most celebrated work, The Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and Course of Nature, attacking Deist writers whose approach to God consisted in arguing rationally from nature rather than from faith in the doctrine of revelation.

I was a nice person, well mannered, and could argue very rationally with politicians.

It is impossible to argue with him rationally.

We can argue about them rationally, and some of them can be said to be "strong evaluations" of an objective state of affairs.

You can't rationally argue that the Earth ought to be destroyed".