Sentence examples for better at arguing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, "at the end of the day you are just better at arguing.

I will get better at arguing about issues that are important to me instead of giving up and/or crying.

Fortunately, Dark Genius of Wall Street does considerably better at arguing another case, less sentimental, of deeper historical and economic significance.

When you argue, you get better at arguing.

Having been put in his place, for most of the week, the villa's own Patrick Bateman submitted to Rosie – who, quite simply, is better at arguing than him.

That was because Tory fiddlers understood accounting better, I argued at the time – they are the accountants' party after all.

Forcibly displaced by soldiers, they knew better than to argue at the time, but a handful later built another encampment away from the president's flight path – the new Darvaza village.

Forcibly displaced by soldiers, they knew better than to argue at the time, but a handful of villagers later built another encampment away from the president's flight path the new Darvaza village.

Better, they argued, to do all the work at once rather than a little at a time.

Better, they argue, to mitigate the risk at the source.

Terrorists deserve no better, they argued.