Sentence examples for difficult arguments from inspiring English sources

It takes a series of difficult arguments head on and presents its position eloquently and clearly.

It sticks to package-tour generalities, skirting the difficult arguments and debates that the show's subject would seem to demand.

"We would envisage long and difficult arguments, and potentially litigation, about these issues as it currently stands.

But they will not do so without winning difficult arguments; and that, as Mr Cameron seems sometimes to forget, is politics as it should be.

The law on violence against the person is riddled with genuinely difficult arguments about whether such and such a victim was justified in striking back.

"I think Ed has shown in 18 months a willingness to engage on the big and difficult arguments that the country desperately needs," he said.

It's a difficult argument to make.

And that's a difficult argument to counter.

That seems a very difficult argument to support.

But that can be a difficult argument to make, especially when someone is feeling aggravated and desperately seeking answers.

The defense can also claim that there was insufficient evidence to convict Mr. Gupta, but that is a difficult argument to win on appeal.