Sentence examples for arguments once again from inspiring English sources

With Congress heading toward a vote on a war resolution, Mr. Bush marshaled his arguments once again last night.

What is surprising, and frankly shocking, is that the Federal Reserve board, after all that has happened, may buy those anti-regulation arguments once again.

So, bring on the argument, once again, with history as the guide.

His central argument, once again, is the importance of enlightened globalization.

But Durant — furthering Popovich's argument — once again started looking like the best player on the planet and the younger, swifter Thunder followed him to within one home victory of this rising team's first league finals.

Indeed, a recently discovered note of Einstein's, that may have been prompted by Bohm's treatment, contains a very sketchy spin version of the EPR argument – once again pitting completeness against locality ("A coupling of distant things is excluded". Sauer 2007, p. 882).

Some of these concerns are more valid than others, but rather than risk a fair hearing of the arguments, Crichton once again stacks the rhetorical deck heavily in his own favor.

Such arguments have once again come under scrutiny after two separate episodes last month in which a black man with a gun was killed by the police; in each case, the families of the men shot by the police have said they were trying to stop other gunmen.

The old arguments are once again trotted out by shrinks and, of course, the ACLU.

Mill in this argument is (once again) relying on the principle that must implies ought, the converse of the principle that ought implies can.

If one thinks that tables and chairs, for example, are collections of indivisible physical atoms, then the argument is once again intuitive and difficult to deny.