Sentence examples for different to argue from inspiring English sources

It is quite different to argue that Americans should know a non-English language in order to communicate with their fellow citizens.

So it's quite a different thing to argue that their activities should be restricted or banned.

Doyle hoped to avoid that fate, but he said that he was prepared to offer his services, pro bono, to a cause advocated in an op-ed in the Observer by a fellow-lawyer, who cited court decisions from three different centuries to argue that New York City could use eminent domain to take over the Knicks as a blighted property.

Auriol employs at least two different approaches to argue for this view: one based on intellectual cognition, the other based on sensory cognition.

Facilitating death to provide comfort, or fostering comfort that facilitates death are alike enough to evoke musings on semantics, yet, apparently, different enough to argue for an executive veto affecting the rights of the 30 million souls who call California home.

If they don't have a different opinion to argue with, they will stay calm and friendly.

JZ: Maybe this isn't so different from trying to argue with your racist Facebook friends – or it's a difference of degree.

It blames "an individual" in customer services for giving you incorrect information when you first rang, even though various different individuals continued to argue by letter that your upgrade disqualified you from cancelling.

A different proposal is to argue that Kripke's argument underestimates the complexity in the notion of a disposition.

Thorbek et al. [13] have used a different population model to argue that 7% is unduly conservative and that a total of 20% reduction in colony strength is safe.

We will therefore need a different argumentative strategy to argue for the mutual establishment of objects known and epistemic instruments, and in particular for the establishment of the latter by the former.