Sentence examples for argument mark from inspiring English sources

Is that supposed to settle the argument, Mark?

The larger argument Mark makes isn't religious, however: "Really, the solution is to just stop having the government define marriage for any consenting adult," he said.

In a lively argument marked by unusually probing questioning, the justices debated the difference between permissible race-consciousness and unlawful race discrimination.

The appeals court found that the law went beyond the permissible accommodation of inmates' religious needs by "giving religious prisoners rights superior to those of nonreligious prisoners". The Supreme Court argument marked the resumption of a long-running confrontation between the court and Congress over the role of the government in protecting religious practice.

While Marinella drew on these works extensively, her argument marks a philosophical advance because it is detailed, systematic, and cogent.

But the object may occasionally be expressed preverbally as an indirect Goal argument, marked by the goal marker 對 dui "to".

It was a closing argument marked with all the oddness that has permeated the spectacle of the lead defendant in a major federal wiretapping and racketeering case acting as his own attorney.

But still, the argument marks what has the been defining challenge for the mayor here and abroad: how to triangulate himself between City Hall, Albany, and Washington, without pissing off New Yorkers, or the state's governor, Democrat Andrew Cuomo, and the political establishment.

Such arguments mark Turkey out as important.

His arguments mark a radical break with the neoliberal, hyper-globalisation ideology that has reigned since the early 1980s and with the foreign policy orthodoxy of most of the postwar period.

"He died in a brutal, horrific, prolonged beating". The closing arguments mark the end of a seven-week trial of four defendants accused of killing Zara in September 1999.