Sentence examples for argument is coming from inspiring English sources

"The time for political argument is coming to an end.

The opposite argument is coming from a liberal set of social scientists, who say the data shows the public is demanding a more open and competitive political model.

So I'm guessing that's where this "astronomical charges running into the thousands of dollars" argument is coming from.

With that said, I can understand where the argument is coming from, in general: We are losing, and we can't afford to have an ideological litmus test!

And Bayh says that while it was mishandled, the accommodation has been well received, and if the countering argument is coming from Romney, no big deal.

"The more-Europe argument is coming," Ms. Guérot said.

"I'm not the theologist Dave is, but when I reflected upon it that day, I could see where the argument was coming from," Mr. Brown said.

"That argument's come up since I scored at the weekend," said Lampard, who joined New York City in July after 13 years at Chelsea, where he won three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, the Champions League and the Europa League.

Burnham said: "Twenty years on, the arguments are coming into clearer perspective.

At any rate, the usual arguments are coming up and Google's standard defense is in effect.

Now that the Abbott Government has announced it is cutting $245 million from the ABC's budget, these age-old arguments are coming to the fore.