Sentence examples for argument you know from inspiring English sources

THE PRESIDENT: This is argument, you know, Dr. Stahmer.

[LAUGHTER] It lays out an argument, you know, a pretty detailed argument, the kind of analytic argument for why we're trying to reset relations with Russia.

"This is an argument, you know, that has gone on," said Mr. Blair, who was in northeastern England campaigning for the June 7 election.

It's a different argument: you know, 'We're guilty, but show us mercy.' " The better argument, Chief Justice Roberts said, would have been the more aggressive one.

"If they want to have a discussion about who do you trust on Medicare for the next 60 days as their central argument, you know we ought to send them an in-kind contribution," David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, told reporters aboard Air Force One on Friday.

No, I'm just trying to make an argument, you know.

You're just supporting the far right by making these arguments, you know".

Human rights has always been used as a discourse to criticize countries, opponents, organizations, competitors even, when you don't have any other argument, because you know that the human rights argument is mainly a discourse argument, not an evidence argument.

CURT NICKISCH: There is an economic argument, sort of the comparative advantage argument that, you know, maybe instead of spending your time doing laundry or you know, getting stuff done on the weekend, you should moonlight and work a few extra hours and then have enough money to pay for that same amount of work to get done and hire somebody else to do it.

Sometimes your best-laid plans to argue for a higher salary (you know the argument you've got built up in your mind) all boil down to "How much more do you want?" That's a two-second answer.

"Your argument is, 'You know, black people, they shoot each other,'" he said.