Sentence examples for curious argument from inspiring English sources

That seems to me the most curious argument of all.

The most curious argument of the editorial comes next.

This curious argument, proposed by the White House and presented in court by Donald Verrilli, the solicitor-general, was attacked by both wings of the court.

This is a curious argument coming from the same people – evangelical Christians – who seem to regard Israel as the 51st state in our union.

AS a bipartisan group of senators prepares to release its plan for comprehensive immigration reform, a curious argument is emerging from across the political spectrum: the United States needs immigration to make up for its declining birthrate.

This, he said, was the best way to prove his innocence a curious argument, especially from a former justice minister.Mr Ma has not yet won his party's nomination, and indeed has stood down as chairman.

But he is currently advising Mitt Romney, and political entanglements often nudge sensible people toward curious arguments.

As David Cameron addressed the House of Commons to make the case for British fighter jets joining France, the US, Russia, Turkey and the rest in airstrikes against Isis, one of his more curious arguments was that it would in fact "reduce civilian casualties".

It's a curious line of argument, since the previous Met "Ring," directed by Otto Schenk, made a show of adhering strictly to Wagner's stage directions.

Until then, a curious legal argument will take center stage in the litigation: that the federal government's opposition to North Carolina's law somehow invades students' "constitutionally guaranteed right to bodily privacy".

Piemontese suggests that in this decree, "native political considerations and anachronistic historical facts are mixed with curious astrological arguments" At the time, the lion and sun symbol stood the state, the monarchy, and the nation of Iran, associated all with a pre-Islamic history.