Sentence examples for gripping argument from inspiring English sources
The country's most gripping argument about age discrimination is centered not in the toilet-seat industry but in commercial aviation.
Hopefully, the monkey selfie movie will take full advantage of the gripping, heated arguments that flew around the courtroom, like PETA's allegation that Naruto "suffered concrete and particularized economic harms" by not getting credit for his photos, an ill that could only "be redressed by a judgment declaring Naruto as the author and owner of the Monkey Selfies".
No amount of scholarship is likely to confirm this theory, but details of the argument are gripping and instructive nonetheless.
To write something that delivers an argument and a gripping storyline to someone's granny or eight-year-old takes the highest quality of your powers.
Some of his books, like "Deliver Us From Evil," contain very little argument at all, though they nevertheless make for gripping, or at least intermittently gripping, reading.
It's gripping stuff, and it wins the rape-joke argument the way it should be won – with comedy.
If you could get past the annoyance of being unable to hear Lord Kinnock advance his arguments half the time, it was gripping stuff and important too, clarifying neatly two key questions about the future of the British press.
Still, in songs such as "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," the devoted ballad "Oh So Many Years" and the gripping murder ballad "Down in the Willow Garden," the pair makes a valid argument for the project.
I find myself gripped in a bitter argument -- with myself -- about the fate of health care reform.
But with all due respect to the Security Council, the legal arguments its members deploy to justify their prior political choices are not especially gripping.
