Sentence examples for argument were lost from inspiring English sources

Without this part, some of the fine points of the author's argument were lost.

And no argument was lost, other than temporarily.

But that argument is lost on his admirers, who now range over three generations.

Of course, Shakespeare wins the debate, but any verbal depth and insight in the argument are lost in the predictable pyrotechnics of babes and boobs.

"The argument is lost already but that doesn't mean the battle won't be a rough one when the time comes.

Mr. Babbitt's argument is lost on conservation groups, which even disagree with the land agency over such basic issues as how much Western land should be considered for wilderness.

Their argument was lost in the first debate, with the darkened audience and podium lecturing.

But as the media frenzy began to percolate down into lesser blogs, the main thrust of his argument was lost.

Thus, the original argument is lost in the scuffle, and your adversary is somehow on the back foot defending himself.

The Independents Jess Denham felt that Hopkins's "larger-than-life personality" had dominated proceedings, while "fact-based arguments were lost to the non-stop barrage of immature tempers".

The theory's main proponent, the Flat Earth Society, has made some waves over the years, but truthers' baffling arguments were losing most of their steam -- until now.