Sentence examples for frightening argument from inspiring English sources
Whatever you believe about health-care reform, the suggestion that things would be better if only we had a less active democracy is a dangerous and frightening argument.
At first the suspect was calm, saying, 'I don't know you, you don't know me, get out of my face.' " Ms. Weingus said the verbal argument then escalated, frightening her and others on the platform who moved away from the two men.
At oral argument on Tuesday, the frightening breadth of the power claimed by the government was made apparent.
The parties would prefer to hold such arguments in private, for fear of frightening off the voters.
None of this daunted Diodotus, whose counter-argument began with a paean to the power of debate: "The good citizen," he insisted, "ought to triumph not by frightening his opponents, but by beating them fairly in argument".
I don't want to find myself sighing and frightened, or full of argument.
