Sentence examples for argument is open from inspiring English sources

But that suggests that the first premise of the argument is open to interpretation in either of two ways.

A real argument is opening up about the size, shape and role of the state, and Labour has to engage with it.

A controversial Texan evangelical, David Barton, has sought to invoke Jefferson in support of his view that America was explicitly founded as a Christian country; but in 2012 a Christian publishing house withdrew at the last moment from circulating a book by Mr Barton on that theme, on grounds that the accuracy of his arguments was open to question.

He's always going on about pack asses, or blacksmiths, or cobblers, or tanners… But if the arguments are opened and one sees them from the inside, he will find first that they are the only arguments with any sense in them, and next that they contain within themselves utterly divine and multitudinous figures of virtue (agalmat' aretês).

This argument also is open to criticism.

Much as in the case of the Practicality Argument, it is open to the rationalist to deny Premise 1, and make the case that there are operations of reason that are not reducible to deduction or induction.

Mitchell clinched the argument that SSPL is open source with definitive points.

As with any scientific argument, this point is open to additional discussions.

This argument is perhaps open to the objection that there was in the period of slavery more than a little dissent to the government's complicity in the crime of slavery; certainly the abolitionists strongly expressed their dissent.

To Crick the key is to guard process, to ensure that democracy is open, arguments tested and debate conducted with courtesy.

It is unlikely to make it into law because of a lack of time, but David Cameron, while "unconvinced" of the arguments, has said he is open to a similar debate in the Commons.