Sentence examples for argument is back from inspiring English sources

But no, the old argument is back.

If Leinart lights it up and Kansas State somehow upends Oklahoma, then the argument is back on.

The argument is backed by Yagisawa's considerations on the additional logical and philosophical applications allowed by impossible worlds, which are not available, in his view, to traditional Lewisian modal realism.

What our argument was back in the '80s and '90s was the media folks are specialists in what they do; the creative agency leads were generalists in a different way.

This argument was backed by Walsh.

Hodge's argument was backed up by Carter, who has played in virtually every major international rugby venue in the world.

That argument was backed up by the Department of Justice in a 19 September memo to OSTP's general counsel.

But being at school with middle-class mates whose arguments were backed up by opinion pieces in broadsheets, I adapted to keep up.

Merkel's reported arguments were backed up on Sunday by Ken Clarke, the senior Tory MP and former cabinet minister, who said free movement of labour was "absolutely essential" to the whole concept of a single market.

Make sure your assignments are all well structured [IB English encourages the use of good structure] and all the arguments are backed up with suitably footnoted quotes from the book.

But it is not an argument that is backed by sound scientific evidence.