Sentence examples for bring the argument from inspiring English sources
This led Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to ask, "How do we define 'reasonable?'" The question seemed to bring the argument back to where it began.
In Beethoven or Brahms these rare and radiant episodes would bring the argument to a conclusion, or summation, before moving on with a new idea.
On the other hand, and opportunely for the COP15 conference, we hope to bring the argument of protecting health through mitigation closer to centre stage in the mitigation debate.
Don't bring the argument up again it will only make things worse.
But most importantly, ask yourself: Will this bring the argument forward, and do I want this to happen at the current stage?
Bring the argument to a boil, then remove the devil's advocate from the heat by letting him storm out to "have a cigarette".
But we're led to this "not proven" verdict by some authoritative comedy: Maxwell is a master of measured pacing, and his gallery of Scottish characters – from genteel golfers to disenfranchised junkies – bring the arguments to flamboyant life.
In 2005, a crisis year in animal campaigning, a tiny group of animal rights activists brought the argument to a head by carrying out a number of stupid, offensive actions, including digging up the body of an animal breeder's grandmother.
But in referring to the crowds as "mob-like" Cutter brings the argument further than anyone else from Obama's headquarters.
"Because a marriage is built not on love, but on someone who has the character to withstand the storms that marriage brings, the arguments and the disagreements".
