Sentence examples for away from argument from inspiring English sources

The hosts don't shy away from argument, but engage in the kind of civil discourse that is actually fruitful and informative, instead of simply argumentative.

The title is taken from a poem by Adrienne Rich that talks of a woman quietly walking away from argument and jargon.

Yet interviews with Burden and others shy away from arguments — few dissenters are given a say, and are essentially dismissed.

The SNP has moved away from arguments for joining the euro but shadow chancellor Ed Balls argues Scotland will have to join the euro as the "least bad" option for its economy if it votes for independence.

Tuckness claims that in Locke's later writings on toleration he moved away from arguments based on what it is instrumentally rational for an individual to consent to.

Raiders are now frequently seen pulling other Raiders away from arguments.

Just as you do in your life outside the workplace, try to avoid conflicts, walk away from arguments, and practice relaxation techniques.

Moving away from the argument that public pensions in general are too lavish — a hard argument to make when the average benefit for California teachers is about $3,800 a month, with no Social Security — they're saying full-career employees get too much, at the expense of those who leave after only a decade or two.

Mr. Schumer did not back away from that argument.

"You have to stay away from that argument and understand we're here," he went on.

There are still those who have not backed away from their argument that the store is bad for Red Hook.