Sentence examples for argument does not go from inspiring English sources

That argument does not go over well at sites like PokerStars.

The SD argument does not go through as smoothly as some of its advocates have thought, however.

More recently, Ramsey (2007) has argued that this earlier argument does not go far enough, insisting that connectionist models of this sort not only fail to invoke inner representations that are sufficiently similar to the posits of folk psychology, but that they don't actually invoke inner representational states at all.

I did wonder about the eco-ethics of using all that electricity to power up each night, but that argument doesn't go far when you're bathed in warm holiday glow and the fun fact that their electrical bill is $4,000 a month this time of year.

This will mean that the argument doesn't go on and on, as each side refuses to let the other have the last word.

The old mercantilist idea of "piling up surpluses" was mistaken; it was expansion of trade that made nations prosper, not a surplus or deficit.But the moral argument did not go away and showed up in the idea of "odious debt"—the idea that citizens should not be responsible for the debts run up by kleptocratic rulers (like Mobutu in Zaire).

All I'm asking is: is it possible that something occurred independent of the murders?" The argument didn't go over well.

These seemed to him essential skills for his intended occupation of explorer ("I'll climb mountains and find stuff"), but he realized that the argument didn't go far with his mother.

To be sure, some of these men's arguments don't go far enough to please Western ears.

My only objection to the committee's interim advice is that while it is making all the right arguments, it does not go far enough.

The problem with the second argument is that it does not go far enough.