Sentence examples for argument himself from inspiring English sources

With the chorus of disapproval and disbelief growing, David Cameron was forced to wade into the argument himself just hours later to declare: "There is no question of people being able to buy their way into university".

Pattyn was not immune to this line of argument himself, but our lab had no budget to pay for anything so bold and unscripted as an expedition to Zaire.

President Obama should be making this argument himself and it is disappointing to hear such silence from church leaders and the president on an issue that is essentially one of morality and fairness.

He said that he avoided road arguments himself but that he had seen colleagues "in a bit of a right row many times, especially at the traffic lights".

Yesterday, at a meeting of the House Democratic caucus, Mr. Clinton responded to Mr. Bush's remarks in the last debate point for point and seemed to wish he had been there to make the arguments himself.

Montgomerie stayed well clear of any such potential controversy or argument, saving himself for better things.

On the tax side, it couldn't be more perfect that Grover Norquist ended up making the argument against himself.

But McCain isn't making much of a positive argument for himself, beyond a few buzzwords like "maverick".

In "Vieux Carré," nearly the entire population of his spooked imagination is spectral: full of echoes, shadows, whispers, "fading but remembered," in his ongoing argument with himself.

Yeats, too, came to feel their heroism, and he wrote one of his most famous poems as an argument with himself about what had happened.

One of my most vivid memories of New York City shelters is of watching a fellow black veteran having a heated argument with himself.