Sentence examples for argument for everyone from inspiring English sources

Oscar Homolka's death scene may not be the most realistic in cinema history, but it makes a good argument for everyone's last word being a toast: "Skol" -- Saturday at 9 p.m. on Channel 13. Henry James, like many great authors, is tricky to translate for the screen, so Peter Bogdanovich can be forgiven if DAISY MILLER (1974) is imperfect.

But Tuesday's report won't settle that argument for everyone, alas, because — like so much else in American politics — it has become a partisan football.

He said he had considered the arguments for allowing everyone to marry — his half sister is a lesbian, he said — but called same-sex marriage the first step on a "slippery slope".

But there is clearly an economic argument for saying that everyone would be more prosperous if the slate was wiped clean and everyone started again.

I call it the "worst possible misery for everyone" argument.

More wealth is being concentrated in fewer hands, with rich people capturing the best housing, private education and health care services, and, as the argument goes, only crumbs left for everyone else.

" Beyond the obvious argument — that it's annoying for everyone, not just women — some commentators have argued that this space-taking mirrors other types of male space-taking in society, such as space in boardrooms, or on reading lists and panel shows.

An editor at The New York Times, Jennings is not afraid to let his book larnin' show, but only when it'll further his argument that country music is for everyone, as when he suggests that if Virginia Woolf had grown up with the kind of plumbing he did, her great novel might have been called "To the Outhouse".

But it also shows that the argument for social housing and everyone's right to a good home is far from won, and still in jeopardy.

One argument for change is that "everyone else" or "the other market" does it.

Arguments like this get annoying for everyone else.