Sentence examples for arguments are usually from inspiring English sources

Such arguments are usually unpersuasive.

(The last arguments are usually at the end of April, and the decisions are released by the end of June).

Most vociferous in making these arguments are usually other Jews, usually intellectuals, who present themselves as victims of a Jewish establishment intent on silencing them.

Coaches-in-training are taught, "Never, never argue with the client's inner critic". It's understood that such arguments are usually a waste of everyone's time, for two reasons.

18. Cultural arguments are usually produced only in support of tribal societies, but in England, fox hunting has been practiced for 500 years, according to the BFSS (n.d)., which sounds long enough to count as a tradition.

It is hard to reconcile this evidence with claims that the CPS data could not possibly detect effects of living wages; indeed such arguments are usually made to counter failure to find a significant effect.21.

'Safety' arguments were usually about the dangers of causing fire.

Conflict between arguments is usually represented in two ways.

But technical means and intellectual argument are usually so close in time and sequence as to be interdependent.

It would be convenient to believe that it is because children such as Harvey are having help that children from poorer families are going without (easy and disingenuous, considering that critics who would make this argument are usually the same ones whose enthusiasm for cuts is undimmed, even though study after study has shown it is the poorest and disabled who have taken the biggest hit).

Arguments in structured argumentation are usually defined as trees, and extensions as sets of such tree-based arguments with various properties depending on the particular argumentation semantics.