Sentence examples for argument hangs from inspiring English sources

The argument hangs around what is known as a Froude number.

It is the holy trinity of insults: "You're not clever enough to make your argument hang together, you're insufficiently alert to notice where you trip yourself up, and even if it did make sense, you'd be a hypocrite to say it".

If they had committed the murder before 1969, would we have used the same argument to hang them?

"It is hardly fair," he maintained in his argument, "to hang a 19-year-old boy for the philosophy that was taught him at the university".

With no central argument to hang it on, the flesh of Mind Change collapses into a sub-Gladwellian mash-up of hand-picked studies, just-so anecdotes and carefully interpreted statistics.

Much of her argument seemed hung up on the idea that many rape victims don't suffer extensive physical injuries.

So what is this petition that Warburton hangs his argument on?

The consortium did find that Mr Gore might have won under a recount with certain parameters, and it is upon this interesting footnote that Mr Chait hangs his argument.

He hangs his argument from the talons of a mediocre movie, "Birdman," in which an actor who is frustrated by his enduring identification with a superhero role attempts to remake his career by means of serious theatre.

You have an argument, but you hang it up and that's it.

Tensions arise when those personal spaces come in conflict or must be shared: the entire dramatic structure of "The Cobweb," for example, hangs on an argument over what kind of drapes should be hung in the mental hospital's common room.