Sentence examples for argument earned from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, Trump argued that this measure was "totally fiction;" this argument earned him Four Pinocchios.

This argument earned Mr. Crichton invitations to visit the Bush White House, and to testify before the Senate.

It is fair to say that the Consequence Argument earned the incompatibilists the dialectical advantage.

Thankfully, pointless argument earns no social currency beyond dorm rooms (cable news being the one jejune exception), but I do relish those rare occasions I am proven right.

But Emanuel, by making a back-room argument among Democrats public (in the WSJ, no less), and by being (yet again) on the wrong side of the argument, earns this week's Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week award.

There is clearly an argument about earning certain privileges.

They make a convincing argument to earn your business, when they tell you about all of the certifications their mechanics possess.

Mr. Pitt lost the argument but immediately earned the respect of a lawyer from the Securities and Exchange Commission who was the judge of the competition.

The president was elected, goes the argument, and has earned the right to choose his own staff, free of a filibuster.

Joya's arguments, which have earned the plaudits of people like Noam Chomsky, are sometimes extreme, simplistic and misguided, but they are rarely without a grain of truth, and they have also gained credence among her countrymen recently.

By this, he had in mind not the traditional philanthropic argument that more money earned equals more to give away but, rather, that a good company — that is, his company — which sells good things and treats its employees, shareholders, customers, and suppliers well, can spread goodness simply by thriving.