Sentence examples for argumentative point from inspiring English sources

Each argument section or subsection should begin with an argumentative point heading.

This isn't just a matter of looking bad in front of the cameras: the Holocaust was a monstrous, shattering cataclysm, a memory that's still incredibly painful for millions of people, an evil far, far greater than anything Israel has done since, and it should not be instrumentalised to score an argumentative point.

The speakers impressed me, on several occasions, by finding exactly the same flaws I myself had, be they argumentative points that had natural counter-arguments or more specific weaknesses in the evidence the opposition had used.

As the great Marxist historian E. J. Hobsbawm (whose own 20th-century history was both more magisterial and more argumentative) pointed out, no one can really command scholarship on the 20th century in the way that one can the literature on classical antiquity or Byzantium.

In addition to making good argumentative points, you should show your parents that you're responsible enough to merit a smartphone.

"Argumentative" gets the point across, and it's what real lawyers say.

He is said to have been very argumentative, to the point where he would argue with all those around him bar the enemy.

There is the dialect of argumentative policy talking points.

I learned "sleight of mouth" patterns that allowed me to reframe any situation into a positive or, on those days I was feeling a bit argumentative, any person's point of view into the wrong while elevating mine to the right.

Looks like the Grand Ol Partyy had a decent understanding about the value of limited natural resources back in the day, and certainly didn't rely on basically stupid and argumentative commentary to get their points across.

An argumentative speech aims at presenting a specific point of view and bringing the audience to a point of relating, or agreeing, with that point of view.