Sentence examples for arguing a point from inspiring English sources

He doesn't mind responding to people who are being thoughtful when arguing a point.

Although Mr. Chapman was known to colleagues as soft-spoken, he could be passionate when arguing a point.

One or two people arguing a point (and often doing so primarily in the media) does not make a debate.

Hamlet briefly gets into the clothing game with Polonius, yanking on his tie while arguing a point about Ophelia, the old man's daughter.

For homework, each student should watch a television program that features a speaker who is arguing a point, and analyze his or her verbal and non-verbal patterns.

Her more compelling moments, captured on video, feature her passionately defending the role of government or pummelling committee witnesses — government regulators or bankers who have made the mistake of arguing a point with Warren, a former high-school debate champion.

And his ability to argue a point is, obviously, very, very strong.

But it was a dangerous exercise to argue a point with him.

It is far easier to argue a point in your mother tongue.

"Academically, being able to argue a point effectively and explain yourself verbally is important.

She said: "I felt personally diminished, humiliated and could not argue a point I could never win".