Sentence examples for greater argument from inspiring English sources

There is no greater argument for film simplicity than OUR TOWN (1940), based on Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

The greater argument is about whether or not the trees should even be allowed to exist anymore.

In the greater argument over prisoners, drones, security, and surveillance, Americans show far more interest in what their country does than what people do in Somalia or Pakistan.

There is no greater argument for Senate Democrats to ban filibusters of presidential nominees, particularly when the future of an entire agency is at stake.

This simple irritation sometimes leads to a greater argument and then, beware of forked tongues!

"As a matter of fact, there's a greater argument to move the country forward now, because we're in the dumps, than when things were hopping five, 10 years ago".

If you want to continue justifying a universal licence fee then you need your services to display universality – a philosophical conundrum that will become all the more pressing as technology presents greater arguments against the licence fee.

Images from Ferguson, the Obama inauguration and the dross of daytime TV aren't there so much to say "see, he was right?" as to make us realize the timelessness of his greater arguments.

But the Great Argument was just beginning.

"Fifty years ago that was really a great argument," Manning says.

That might not actually be such a great argument.