Sentence examples for argument no more from inspiring English sources

The title fight itself, like the scrap between Rhodes and Iron Man, seems to spring from nowhere: "I accept your challenge," Von Koren declares to Laevsky at the tail end of an argument no more fractious than any other.

Against such an individual "it is ridiculous to seek an argument" for he is no more than a vegetable (1006a1 15).

"No more arguments, violence, crimes," said Cameron.

Question 2 - Verdict: This was supposed to be Farage's Achilles heel, but I think he may have won that one - just - because the "no more wars" argument is probably quite potent, and Clegg slightly overdid it towards the end.

Unfortunately, though, many of his critics have also bought into a central plank of his argument: that Iraqi society is no more than a motley collection of religions and ethnicities which have been waiting for decades, if not centuries, to slaughter each other and plunge the place into a bloodbath.

For Malebranche, however, this argument is no more persuasive than the argument that bodies must have colors and tastes since our senses tell us that they do.

But he told the BBC that it was rejected and there is "no more debate, no more argument".

Yet, at home, it has made it clear that the constitutional argument is no more than an excuse.

While England bowled well and Pakistan had batted equally badly on Saturday, his argument carried no more conviction than the remainder of his press conference performance.

But when you hear talk about how innovative and daring "Skins" is -- and you will --that argumeno is no more credible than the one made by the stoned teenager out after curfew.

Suddenly weekends are argument free — no more endless Disney channel blaring on the unwatched living room TV.