Sentence examples for argument has become from inspiring English sources

The argument has become angry, and deeply political.

"The very fact that the BNP opposes AV shows just how desperate her argument has become," he said.

That argument has become a drumbeat among state Republicans, who have been pressuring Mr. Schundler to withdraw from the primary.

Mr. Wagoner's argument has become the accepted wisdom about the crisis: the solution lies in restraining costs.

To an astonishing degree, his argument has become bald and brutal: you are the gun that you own.

But the argument has become even stranger recently, as it has become clear that investors aren't worried about deficits; they're worried about stagnation and deflation.

He said that he and his girlfriend, Belinda Parker, had been arguing all Saturday night, and that the argument had become physical just before midnight.

And he criticized his own Democratic party for failing to bring new ideas to this argument, having become "the party of reaction": "In reaction to a war that is ill-conceived, we appear suspicious of all military action.

They make up the suck-it-up camp, regularly arguing that if pitchers stayed in games longer and pitched more often, everything would be O.K. Eventually, though, some people began to realize that the argument had become too simplistic.

The idea of telling a story, the novel as a narration, was no longer relevant, and any ambition to write a novel that would support a cause or put forward an argument had become inappropriate.

A boundary line dispute – not the most televisual of arguments – has become a tussle over the conversion of a community centre into a "wellness spa" in a story that confronts changing attitudes towards redistribution of wealth and those living in poverty.