Sentence examples for face arguments from inspiring English sources

Even then while interpreting the meaning and implication of these findings, we face arguments that advise cautiousness [ 31, 32].

"If you're just looking at the facts of this case, I think you could make a straight face argument for no jail time," Levinson said.

"I've had face-to-face arguments several times with fellas I know would have liked to have hit me, but I've stood my ground and they realised it was a no-win situation for them".

Some athletes have faced arguments that their inclusion may pose a safety risk.

Remark 4.1 The above lemma is related to vertex-edge-face arguments in substructuring methods, in view of the characteristic for the rotated Q 1 element, here the results only concern the inequalities for faces.

This means that Apple will be facing arguments from multiple angles as it tries to knock down these claims before Class Action certification takes place.

John Cook called out the two candidates for being cowards for insisting on rules that turned potentially important, potentially charged face-to-face arguments between two men who disagree violently on a lot of stuff into toothless joint press conferences.

Indeed, online and offline sentiments often merge: one in four said an online squabble resulted in a face-to-face argument or worse.

Living in New York has enabled Mr. Devitt, for example, to have a continuing face-to-face argument with his friend Mr. Kitcher, of Columbia.

So back to your cut-off-your-nose-to-spite-your-face argument, that independent schools educate too successfully and therefore should be handicapped in some way.

But their confrontations over the years while Baker managed the Giants, the Cubs and now the Reds are known for their fervor, including a face-to-face argument in 2003 after a series of hit batsmen and brush-backs.