Sentence examples for argument that well from inspiring English sources

"The argument here about caution is an argument that, well, we need to wait.

"There's an argument that 'Well, they don't make the final decision,' but it's the same thing with a production designer.

Could Pepperdine offer a scholarship and other academic enrichment resources only to white students, and make the argument that, 'Well, we only do that with a very small handful of white students?'...

Lawyers call this duress, and the sort of duress that one can anticipate being exerted by a partner to safeguard their assets is just the sort of argument that might well be used to escape the document later.

And that is the argument that may well influence the voters.

Yet when the prime minister set out the first of these two arguments, there was a glimpse of an argument that could well be deployed against UKIP - even though he did not mention the party by name.

It is not an argument that would wear well with my English colleagues, who are not only appalled by the state of their local conditions but think Scotland is in relative terms rolling in money.

It's a trite argument that well-educated, broad-horizoned voters are necessary for an effective participatory democracy, but it's a valid one.