Sentence examples for arguments that were spoken from inspiring English sources

Boog is quoting arguments that were spoken not yesterday, or last year - but more than 80 years ago, during the Great Depression.

That's an argument that is obvious, but rarely spoken: every one of us, parent or not, will at some point depend on today's children to provide our medical care, to pick up our trash, or to grow our food.

Resist the disingenuous argument that she's speaking out against "Jihad" and not Islam.

And Labour campaigners for Britain staying in are worried their female voters will just see a wall of Tory men on both sides of the argument and feel that no one is speaking to them.

Such an argument also implies that faith is something that is, so to speak, added on to the universal truth of reason.

There are, however, some arguments that speak against a decisive influence of recall bias: Most participants of the Interphone and Hardell studies were enrolled during 1997 2003 at a time when mobile phone use was not widely discussed as a potential risk factor for brain tumors.

In the first case, we are speaking of argument-1, in the second of argument-2.

That's development speak.

That was Guy speaking.

That is roadtester speak.

It was a vibrant exercise with arguments that spoke volumes about the great expectations here.