Sentence examples for cared to argue from inspiring English sources

"Whoooooooooo!" Neither his fellow jockeys nor trainers cared to argue with that description.

By the time she is done, few would care to argue the point.

Few would care to argue that the rebarbative Summers has the ability to disagree without being disagreeable.

Who would care to argue with the statement "the Welsh Call Centre awards are considered the Oscars of our industry", or fail to be excited by news that the Window Covering Manufacturers Association has announced the winners in a ceremony "often referred to as the Oscars of our industry"?

Now, one might care to argue that the popular verdict is distorted by the current voting system in the Commons.

I think, for example, that the Frank Stella piece I wrote for Art in America was far more convincing than the piece I did on Andy Warhol for Artforum, because I took more care to argue points in the Stella piece, whereas in the Warhol piece I felt freer to simply make assertions, or argue from an attitude, or have prejudices — as opposed to substantiating everything in a responsible manner.

Care to argue with that?

Having spent years deeply immersed in the teaching of evidence-based medicine at the Yale School of Medicine, where I directed courses in biostatistics, preventive medicine, public health, and epidemiology -- I invoked the realities of patient care to argue for "a more fluid concept" of evidence than seemingly prevailed.

30 There is sufficient literature showing the gaps in care to argue for a more intensive approach initially, 31 and most emerging models include a nurse-led assessment of needs.

Our results may also influence those who sanction the construction of critical care facilities in the future and may allow those who manage critical care to argue more effectively that critical care potentially does represent value for money and should have a similar priority to other therapies where a higher level of financial provision is regarded as the norm.

Edward's refusal to fight and to assert his needs signals his nihilism; he doesn't care enough to argue.