Sentence examples for cunning arguments from inspiring English sources
Marshaling cunning arguments to prove that James Polk is a vastly underrated president is tendentious but doable.
Barry Bonds's lawyer makes a cunning argument on his client's behalf: he didn't know he was engaged in wrongdoing.
Clark was arguing that the British Army in Germany should be massively reduced in response to the end of the cold war, which ran counter to the Ministry of Defence's party line, and by force of argument and cunning, got his way.
He thought his argument as cunning and clever, but the reality is it's cliche and pointless.
Though he is a rhetorician of serpentine cunning, Chomsky chooses to believe that his debates consist only of facts and arguments, and that audiences evaluate these with the detachment of a computer.
Halevy: "One of the arguments being voiced against the continuation of the talks is that Iran has a history of lies and cunning, and can thus be expected to breach the agreement and deceive the world.
The scientific arguments have changed over the years, but intelligent design is probably best understood as the central element of a cunning legal argument.
