Sentence examples for argument to him from inspiring English sources

And right now, the G.O.P. candidates are handing that argument to him on a silver (and no doubt tax-exempt) platter.

Ms. Rice, in an interview earlier this year, said that she went to the president because she was determined "to get it fixed," and that she made the argument to him that it "wasn't appropriate" for Mr. Cheney to run the meetings since that had not been the role of vice presidents in the past.

Sometimes (7) is called Knopp's inequality with reference to his paper [13] from 1928 but Hardy himself in his 1925 paper [5] said that Pólya pointed out this argument to him so we prefer to call the inequality (7) the Pólya-Knopp inequality.

Chief Ricethief, who always gets indignant whenever someone interrupts him, interrupted, and in fact, announced he was interrupting Julie and Steve's description of the Rice War, so he could make idiot statements like: "He likes to call me crazy whenever I make a rational argument to him".

The opinion in that case was written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, today the swing vote, and Olson and Boies, both of whom know the ins and outs of the Court, seem to have specifically tailored their arguments to him, calculating that he could be the fifth vote in a five-four ruling in their favor.

David Cameron asks people who are on his side of the argument to help him to win it.

He had his ideals, though, and it was a struggle when you tried to put up an argument to get him to change his mind.

His ardor for design was matched by ardor for argument: to call him combustible was by all accounts like calling Beethoven a pretty good tunesmith.

Since the Guardian first listed 10 reasons why Hill should not be executed, last July, the argument to spare him has grown even stronger.

The difference between us, I think, is that Frum allows his irritation with about 15 percent of Murray's argument to blind him to the virtues of the other 85 percent.

There was a Negeo on the jury who had once served on a merchant ship, and he was for a time a strong dissenter; it took a man with a German name five minutes of argument to make him change his mind.