Sentence examples for arguing the fact from inspiring English sources
There's no arguing the fact that the forward seat is excellent for jumping.
Four innings after he was plunked — and Girardi was ejected for arguing the fact that Dempster was not ejected — Rodriguez shrugged off the thunderous booing and drove a ball about 10 rows into the center-field bleachers, the deepest part of Fenway Park, to initiate a four-run sixth inning that gave the Yankees the lead for good.
He may be pretty but there is no arguing the fact that this 24-year-old is undefeated in 26 fights (with 21 knockouts), and has moved up this year from being world super-lightweight champion to WBC welterweight titleholder.
Though it can sometimes be a weird (and occasionally disappointing) experience to see big hitters "past their prime," there's no arguing the fact that Elton has still got it.
Nobody is arguing the facts.
When it should be arguing the facts of a case, it hopes instead for special treatment.
1. Arguing the facts doesn't help—in fact, it makes the situation worse.
Colvin was admonished by Justice Byron White for arguing the facts, rather than the Constitution.
Constitutional interpretation lends itself to a more strategic (and philosophical) debate platform than arguing the facts and stats on how laws can and should protect people.
One thing does, he argued: the fact of my consciousness.
