Sentence examples for back into the argument from inspiring English sources

Public skepticism about large-scale government spending has hardened, and Obama seems reluctant to delve back into the argument.

Because the earlier explanation had focused more on women especially through arguments about women's economic independence one could say that Oppenheimer was in fact "bringing men back into the debate".

The big speeches here are not ululations or party pieces; they are the warp and weft of ordinary talk, and even Portia (Lynn Collins), posing as a wispy-bearded lawyer in the court, manages to convert her most famous nostrum — "The quality of mercy is not strained" — back into the currency of argument.

Once a lie that big is in circulation, trying to reel the conversation back into the territory of rational argument becomes impossible.

But back to the argument.

But back to the argument at hand.

An argument about sovereignty becomes a piece of landscape, and then the magical symbol is turned back into political argument.

Whatever she felt was fed back into her argument, a short, violent conflagration at the end of which any idea that illness is a mark of ennoblement or of shame — something that the victim caused or, by virtue of personality, was doomed to — lies like a burnt cinder at the bottom of Sontag's rhetorical furnace.

She's trying to save her career and argue the reluctant McAvoy back into the game with the kind of standard argument that they once believed in.

We have been too long associated..for you to know that this firm recognizes your full privilege to throw arguments for Wilkie back into the firm's teeth.

"You could take his argument and hurl it back into the same place," Mr. Shorter said.