Sentence examples for gigantic argument from inspiring English sources

"Everything ends up in a gigantic argument," says Pegg, "about the relative merits of the stupidity of humanity.

For three whole years I didn't talk to my father because I felt so angry and hurt from the huge, gigantic argument we had the day before I started my sophomore year of college.

Donald Verilli Jr. Donald Verilli Jr., a lawyer for the media companies, referred to the Grokster and Morpheus services as a "gigantic infringement machine" in his argument before the court in March.

Republican Senator Jon Kyl, appearing on the weekly Fox News Sunday program yesterday, made an extraordinary admission that Democrats should put front and center of their campaigning -- because it points out the gigantic flaw in the Republican argument on the federal budget, the deficit, and the national debt.

Few can sustain an argument in favor of a gigantic, self-serving and rapacious financial sector.

A rhetorical classic goes "Why argue with success?" In this case, Enron's gigantic bankruptcy might have merited a little argument.

In Sherlock Holmes and Philosophy: The Footprints of a Gigantic Mind (2011), Samardzija notes that Pulaski's argument that Data lacks intuition is reminiscent of parts of Nietzsche's 1878 work Human, All Too Human.

The argument is that, because the DWP has to operate on a gigantic scale, other parts of the government machine may as well ride on its back.

"There is a gigantic, unfaltering case against them that can't be bypassed," Manuela Comodi, a prosecutor, said in her closing argument on Saturday.

(Also: You won't see Obama making a gigantic deal out of the SCOTUS unless he gets to the point where he is losing his argument on the economy and is desperate).

Given that there is this gigantic budget mess going on, and given that the administration has staked its scientific interest on clean energy, what is the argument that you make for Fermilab?