Sentence examples for breathing argument from inspiring English sources
Years later, with the benefit of retrospect, Broussard is the living and breathing argument both for and against sticking to one's proverbial guns as an artist.
They're living, breathing proof of the argument in Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers" (which discusses the Beatles at some length, but doesn't mention the Rolling Stones).
If anyone is on the fence about having kids, I just had to break up an argument about breathing.
We know the "soy turns kids into homos" story has been all over the blogs, but we wanted to point out a walking, breathing flaw in the argument: teenage Chinese lesbian gangs.
"It was everyone hashing it out, making every possible argument, the living, breathing essence of democracy," said Schneiderman.
She has become the living, breathing proof of her own argument; women needn't be afraid to put their health first.
Within the confines of "Telegraph Avenue," in the slightly carbonated atmosphere that its characters breathe, this meta-argument is both delightful to entertain and fully persuasive.
Instead, she stands paralyzed with terror, breathing heavily in a semitransparent shift, sexualized and objectified, until he resolves his internal argument with a beating rather than a rape.
