Sentence examples for argument revolved around from inspiring English sources

Much of his argument revolved around keeping the well-known Japanese company together, reaping the benefits of having both an electronics and an entertainment arm under one roof.

Much of the argument revolved around whether reasonable investors would want to know about false and outlandish assertions like the one about Satanism so long as the assertions might affect the price of securities.

Much of Tuesday's argument revolved around a semantic point: Is a state law prohibiting class-action waivers one that applies to all contracts or one that specially disfavors arbitration contracts?

Much of the oral argument revolved around whether Mr Brown should be construed as a mere "sperm donor"—since he had no relationship with Veronica in the first two years of her life or as a father with full custodial rights under the ICWA.

As the argument revolved around Brandon's Call of Duty 4 habits and the parent's decision to take away his Xbox 360, much of the media associated the disappearance with the fact that the kid was a gamer.

His basic argument revolved around the worth of patient testimony.

The argument revolves around the appeals procedure.

A second argument revolves around the definition of "the people".

My argument revolves around the controversy over oxidative phosphorylation in bioenergetics between 1961 and 1977.

A more compelling argument revolves around the idea of older employees as net creators of employment.

Their argument revolves around whether the advice was privileged, as the bank claims.