Sentence examples for arguments though from inspiring English sources

Their arguments, though, have gotten significantly more aggressive in recent weeks.

With their pointed arguments, though, this year's nominees also raise an inescapable question: Can they have any real political impact?

It is hard to follow some of his closely knitted arguments, though worth trying to do so.

In opposing fundamental-rights arguments, though, the Reagan-era Court used not only originalist arguments but also the history test.

Now some big hedge fund investors, including pension funds and endowments, are making similar arguments, though many still fear reprisal from successful managers if they criticize too harshly.

Since hatchery fish are genetically distinct from the wild ones, they are not, in the eyes of the law, a sufficient substitute.The arguments, though, are not only about the genetic differences between different groups of fish.

The observability argument, though, apparently just concerns some "given" feasible alternatives.

Argument, though, is the wrong approach.

That argument, though, is itself flawed.

There is a counter-argument, though.

JUSTICE BREYER -- Is that your argument, though?