Sentence examples for constructed argument from inspiring English sources

Still, I could feel my words slipping away, becoming the foundation for someone else's shakily constructed argument.

He persuaded his party to stay the course with a rationally constructed argument that it will all be worth it and that coalition is the new normal.

His speeches in the House of Commons were often tailored to the solemnity and self-regard of that place: carefully contained indignation within a soberly constructed argument.

It's written in a very different style from The Doctor and the Saint, which, for all its contentious opinions, is a carefully constructed argument.

While "Absence" might be a departure from the fictions that made the writer a household name, it is nonetheless an eloquent, carefully constructed argument against the neo-Darwinian and radical Freudian "quest to dispel the mystery of human consciousness".

The kind of narrative conceit that can grip and gratify onstage has a nasty habit, once transferred to film — a more ductile and silvery medium, less tolerant of constructed argument — of seeming merely pleased with itself.

Research carried out by Jimenez-Alexiandre, Rodrigues, and Duschl, (2000) showed that students often found it challenging and demanding when constructing argument on their own although their argumentation skills could be improved through various forms of intervention.

It's the victor's prerogative, but it doesn't give you practice in constructing arguments.

I spent my last days in a lovely apartment constructing arguments on discussion boards, writing articles and talking to reporters.

The former demonstrates how to construct arguments for a position one has already decided to adopt; the latter shows how to detect weaknesses in the arguments of others.

"Studying law teaches you how to construct arguments, think critically and challenge policy – all valuable skills needed for a career in politics," says Megan Carrick, a law student at the University of Kent.