Sentence examples for argument which may from inspiring English sources
"A plot," she wrote, "is a thousand times more unsettling than an argument, which may be answered".
It has allowed Muammar el-Qaddafi to portray the attack on him as an aggression by the West to seize Libya's oil — an argument which may strike a chord with his tribal loyalists.
The work of the American College of Heraldry and Arms may be said to invalidate in America the historic relationship between arms and nobility, an argument which may lead to the concept of two classes American arms, which are non-noble, and classical arms, which are noble.
Even though the external voice and Wes had the same argument, which may contract the dialogue, the use of another's voice and modality (should) opened up the conversation for the reader to consider the propositions rather being forced to concur with them.
If you don't give the girl her needed space she may get angry at you and start an argument which may lead to a break-up.
They want information to use in making their arguments, which may well fail.
His lawyers will get a full look at the prosecution's arguments, which may be quite similar to the ones that will be made against Bonds.
These arguments, which may have made sense years ago, are much less compelling when oil prices are hovering near $80 a barrel and oil companies — including BP — have been racking up huge profits.
This, teleology is further supplemented by Kantian-style arguments which may further rebuff positivist impulses to construe philosophical investigations as superfluous.
Passi had cited a variety of ancient and medieval authorities, many of whom cite Aristotle as the source of their arguments, which may explain Marinella's particular concern both to use and to discredit Aristotle; at any rate, she takes Passi to be a contemporary representative of a misogynist tradition beginning with Aristotle and extending forward through Boccaccio.
No shortcuts - I know that they are tempting,..but shortcuts can easily turn into "longcuts" or they can engender arguments which may distract you while driving.
