Sentence examples for have some argument from inspiring English sources

Then we'd go for a long walk, and Ilan might have some argument in defense of, say, Fascist architecture, and Jacob would say something about the striated and the smooth, and then a pretty girl would walk by and they would talk about her outfit for a long time.

As I will explain later, one might have some argument that leads one to believe a self-evident proposition, or one may believe it on the basis of authoritative testimony.

Big grunge fans might have some argument with any list of favorites, or think Bikini Kill's first impossible-to-get EP is the only grunge album worth listening to.

"And in some cases," he told them, "I may need you to have some arguments with our progressive friends".

It would be nice to have some arguments to show why you believe your valuation should be higher–saying that this book told you to push back isn't sufficient.

We have some arguments suggesting that such a treatment may improve prognosis.

We have some arguments suggesting that such a treatment may improve macrocirculation and microcirculation and finally prognosis.

While it is complex to explain the cause of uneven distribution of complex I subunits in different tissues we have some arguments to explain the unequal reduction of complex I nuclear encoded NDUFB4 and NDUFB8 subunits compared to others analysed, i.e. NDUFA9, NDUFS3.

The skeptic, he pointed out, usually has some argument for his conclusion.

I've had some arguments with her.

My editor and I had some arguments about the register; he said 'Rana, people don't speak like this'.