Argument-wise, she could give as good as she got, complete with smashing crockery and the whole gamut of screams.
Leonhart's won't-someone-PLEASE-think-of-the-fluffy-puppies plea makes it seem as if she truly is running on empty, argument-wise.
Merkel is using populist arguments instead of wise arguments," said Sigmar Gabriel, leader of the opposition Social Democrats, who have said they would support the stability mechanism.
"We are fortunate to be able to call her our own". The AALL was founded in 1906 on the belief that people-lawyers, judges, students, and the public-need timely access to relevant legal information to make sound legal arguments and wise legal decisions.
THE European Commission's previous antitrust boss, Karel Van Miert, was a bruiser of a Belgian socialist with whom argument was rarely wise.
The good citizen ought to triumph not by frightening his opponents but by beating them fairly in argument; and a wise city, without over-distinguishing its best advisers, will nevertheless not deprive them of their due, and, far from punishing an unlucky counsellor, will not even regard him as disgraced.
That's an argument that bothers Wise's critics, who don't think slaves should be analogous to, say, gorillas.
A 4-year-old would instantly spot the weakness in the argument and be wise to ask, "Who says?" Amen to that!
The Ecomodernist Manifesto offers a wise argument that technology can help us live more sustainably and in many ways improve human and environmental well being.
Animals are in the exact same position that black slaves were before the Civil War". That's an argument that bothers Wise's critics, who don't think slaves should be analogous to, say, gorillas.
Strong argument makes us wiser.
