Sentence examples for correct arguments from inspiring English sources

Nearby, Peter Tatchell is being tag-interviewed, being sharp and a little angry, rehearsing the (correct) arguments, which we won't hit you with again after our decades of fine correct editorials, and Peter Snow is cycling around being very dapper (where's Richard Curtis?), and Graham is quick to condemn those who wanted to stage a "guillotining" of royal effigies.

His heart and head are both in the right place: in these pages he attacks sentimental vegetarianism, commends organic food and agriculture, recommends spending a larger slice of our disposable income on decent food instead of battery chickens, gives all the correct arguments against genetically modified food and shows himself to be sensible and sincere about animal welfare and the environment.

After answering the assignments, the TEL environment offers correct answers and correct arguments immediately, as advised by earlier research (Dihoff et al. 2004).

0 = no assessment and/or no argument (on the grounds) 1 = assessment and one correct argument (on the grounds) 2 = assessment and two correct arguments (on the grounds) 19 The summary (Koch 2006, p. 1) states: "It is claimed, that personal responsibility for study success has a positive effect on study management and performance".

The evaluation showed that the basic concept was correct: arguments could be used to highlight issues and help the user determine if data was valid.

Analysis of student responses on the Frog problem revealed that, at the beginning of the course, students had difficulties with representing data on a graph, properly labeling the graph axes, and formulating complete and correct arguments.

At its core, however, is a simple, radical and, most important, correct argument.

It does not even tell an employer that the graduate can put together a logical and syntactically correct argument.

You'd think that a student of that would realize that people aren't persuaded just because you have the correct argument".

The Worst, but Also the Best Budweiser For years, I've held firm to the objectively correct argument that puppy commercials are dreck, the lowest of an already low art form.

Speaking in June, Mr. Nolte said the politically correct argument for "an unstoppable transition toward world civilization" was dangerous, and the collective guilt imposed on Germany since 1945 was unacceptable.