Sentence examples similar to catching argument from inspiring English sources

It's an eye-catching argument.

Perhaps the most eye-catching argument from the president is that the vetoed bill would have allowed S-chip to cover children in families earning $83,000 a year.

The two longest shots in the morning line at 30-1, Dr Greenfield and Buckle Down Ben, provide eye-catching arguments as to why they should not be overlooked.

After we were done and everyone was chugging water and catching their breath, an argument broke out.

Somewhere, at the back of his mind, were arguments that catching fish was cruel.

It is a straightforward argument that is catching on.

A new report from the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) suggests that this argument may be catching on down under.

The success of the First Crusade was aided by catching Islamic forces by surprise, as well as arguments among the Muslims as to who was in charge.

Moreover, these circumstances give credence to the argument that doping tests are not effective if they lead merely to catching those athletes who do not have the best 'rogue' scientists working for them.

Finally, apart from these legal restrictions, officials at the home-affairs ministry, which oversees Juki Net, place great stock in their procedures for catching abuses.Wary Japanese citizens find it hard to choose which of these arguments to rubbish first.

(Karl says we'll all be terrified if one person -- the Democratic nominee in 2004 -- can make the argument that we've been spending $2 billion a month on a manhunt without catching any of the 9/11 villains).