Sentence examples similar to built in argument from inspiring English sources
Its built-in argument was that men should these days be much more open about their emotions than in the bygone, stiff-upper-lip days of empire.
Champions of EVs have long preached that the average one-way trip among motorists worldwide is fewer than eight miles – a built-in argument for the practicality of electric cars, which could merely charge at the driver's home or a parking lot.
Ms. Langholtz, in pitching the potential of the new Greenmarkets, likes to use the "Rome wasn't built in a day" argument.
Scholars have debated the identification as fortresses of the two castles built in Great Moravia, based on linguistic arguments and because of the absence of convincing archaeological evidence.
A more modern chapel was built in 1850 after the Admiral had an argument with Reverend Arthur Ranken, the minister at Old Deer.
Changes to one component often make others (built in other countries) more expensive, and the ensuing arguments are difficult to resolve.
"The crucial argument is that this is not built in.
There have been arguments about Park Hill ever since it was built in 1961.
But he also thinks that the Mary argument itself "builds in the opposite assumption".
But anti-gay animus is built into the argument.
