Sentence examples for help you argue from inspiring English sources

But on every page of that wonderful book, he's trying to imagine a decisive test - dropping a cannonball from a ship's mast, or digging a hole in the ground and watching the Moon - to help you argue your way around the universe.

While it may be tempting to get your friends to help you argue your point, don't.

Instead, pick an interesting, relevant argument to your subject matter and pick at least two or three specific details to help you argue your point.

If it will make you feel more confident, get together a small (and I mean small) group of friends to come with you, but only if they can help you to argue your point- don't just bring them along to hang around behind you and giggle.

Does being behind help you win, as argued by [21]?

This will help you know how to argue your points without getting tongue tied or sounding stupid.

It will help you resolve differences without arguing; let you explore each other's personality more deeply; and even help you pick out an awesome Christmas present.

Revisiting these phrases regularly, Google argues, will help you turn these translations "into lasting knowledge" (just like those rote drills from your Latin classes back in the day).

The Apple Watch, as Matthew Panzerino has argued, is designed to help you lift key signals from out of the digital noise.

Argue that makeup will help you express yourself.

Charts can help, analysts argue, if their pictorial language is properly understood.