Sentence examples for great argument that from inspiring English sources

Romney and other Republicans have fully embraced the Ryan agenda as their main offering in the great argument that will decide the general election and future direction of the country.

David P. Barash (Op-Ed, Nov. 16) asks what all the hoopla is about "monkeying around with DNA" to "degrade the meaning of being human". Calling these detractors "gene-o-phobes," he proceeds to remind us that DNA isn't all that defines us as human, and provides a great argument that we don't have to worry about a little gene manipulation here and there.

Max Bleyleben of Kennet Partners, a London-based growth equity investor in technology companies in Europe and the US, has posted a great argument that European tech investing is "coming of age".

And even if you get 9 1, we have a great argument that the facts don't support even that award.

Of course, if you're worried your kid is spending some of his or her money ― or your money ― on drugs or alcohol, for instance, you can make a great argument that you should spy.

That's the prerogative of the private citizens, that you can make these great arguments that no one ever hears.

It's excellently produced and it contains arguments which, if I do say so myself, are great arguments that the original film The Matrix, produced and directed, by Lilly and Lana Wachowski, was in fact a metaphor for being transgender.

You can make the "with great power comes great responsibility" argument — that is, Google should recognize their position of power and temper their actions accordingly.

In this vein, I'm rather fond of David Lindley's Uncertainty, which looks at the origin of quantum mechanics, and the great philosophical arguments that divided its founders.

He told the national leaders present that the EU should function on the basis of "live and let live", allowing countries including the UK to remain a full member while standing back from moves towards greater integration, outlining an argument that is expected to continue until the UK referendum widely expected on 23 June.

This is clearly not an argument that holds a great weight with the judges, who have perhaps noted that based on the album charts, what the majority of the country are listening to currently includes the comedian Alexander Armstrong belting out A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square and Danny Boy.