Sentence examples for but arguing from inspiring English sources

But arguing that Hitler supported Zionism – that's niche.

But arguing over data is different from suppressing it.

But arguing style affected men and women differently.

But arguing that the treaty is relatively harmless won't create a groundswell of enthusiasm for it.

But arguing over e-mail is about having the last word.

That's not rejecting the referendum result, but arguing that the winners lied.

But arguing for Weegee's greatness is not the show's main goal, even if it ultimately can't help doing so.

But, arguing that no reform is possible until Mr. Arafat is replaced, some Israeli officials have resisted the Tenet visit.

It's infuriating, but arguing with this kind of vague cultural anxiety is like boxing shadows or punching smoke.

I'm an atheist myself, but arguing with the religious is infuriating, draining and it actually hurts my head.

But arguing that the president lacks authority under the amendment to halt a default does not mean the executive lacks any authority in the matter.