Sentence examples for argument repeated from inspiring English sources

I think however, that if I could hear the argument repeated by you once or twice, there would be a substantial agreement between us.

The argument repeated by those who resist reform in the prison system is that it is only longer sentences served in harsher environments will provide a sufficient deterrent to reoffending.

One anti-Brown argument, repeated even today, was that slavery was on its way out and would have ended in any case, under the sheer historical inexorability of commercial change, industrialization, the impossibility of maintaining a slave system in a fully capitalist economy, and so on.

The argument, repeated on social media, is that foreigners have no place in this issue.

In fact, this is the age-old argument repeated whenever the collective bargaining agreement for a major sports league is up for renewal.

Leibniz gave a brilliant argument (repeated in a number of places, for instance Section 17 of the Discourse on Metaphysics) that it was size times speed2 — so (proportional to) kinetic energy.

But that cheery argument repeats the common mistake that I addressed two weeks ago: Using tax dollars to stimulate one industry necessarily impairs the recovery prospects of everyone else.

Reading through the thousands of responses, which came from all States and from people of varied backgrounds and ages, certain phrases and arguments repeated themselves many times.

With the same arguments repeated over and over, two or three times a day, with nuance and contrary views all deleted, the act of opening the newspaper started to feel like tuning in to a Cold War propaganda station.

For decades we have heard these pro-market, anti-government arguments repeated over and over and over and over and over and over.

In short, Jim Wallis' arguments repeat the talking points of those who have sought to restrict access to abortion since it became legal in 1973.