Sentence examples for favourite argued from inspiring English sources
In a speech to a Thatcherite thinktank, Tony Blair's former chief of staff and military favourite argued the case for "ruthlessly prioritising" the MoD's £37bn budget when the next government makes unavoidable cuts of up to 15%.
While the catchphrase "Yippee ki-yay, motherfucker" is most people's favourite, Electra2510 argues that "all of Alan Rickman's lines are perfect quotes".
If case study 7 could be said to be the facilitators' least favourite case, their favourite case could be argued to be case 4 which received 4 out of 16 votes as 'best' case and no votes as 'worst' case (Table 4).
The memory of their childhood favourite was being destroyed, they argued, by some hare-brained revisionism.
His favourite reading then was Constance Whyte's "More than a Legend", which argued for the creature's existence with testimony from witnesses she knew.
When a speech, an interview or stance is criticised, his favourite response is to argue "this comes with the territory".
The "atmosphere" of a favourite place, Toop convincingly argues, usually has a larger aural component than we consciously realise.
Much of it unfolds in meticulously-synched dialogue with his pre-recorded inner voice, with whom he argues about favourite types of nut and whether cannibalism is justifiable.
Open, fearless attacking play, the underdog pushing a favourite to its limit, deservedly earning respect and support, threatening an upset few could have argued about had it materialised.
It could be argued that Martin is the star of film, but he's actually my least favourite character.
