Sentence examples for ending argument from inspiring English sources
John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).
Rahul Prabhakar Oxford, England John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).
That's a never ending argument.
Church councils beginning in the 4th century sought to end argument by authoritatively standardizing scripture, worship, and belief.
Only Mr. Bush has the authority to end arguments and to make the decisions that will determine America's role in the world over the next four years.
Items focus on how openly issues are recognized and resolved, as well as the strategies used to end arguments.
Items focus on how openly issues are recognised and resolved, as well as the strategies used to end arguments.
Don't end arguments with sarcasm or phrases like "In fact, you are always right".
"You're crazy!" is an effective way of ending an argument through peevish incivility, but winning one takes reasoned debate.
Most importantly, don't think about ending an argument as giving in.
