Sentence examples for incredibly argued from inspiring English sources

And such was the confusion engendered by the hybrid neither-of-the-above Dr. Jarvik that the escalating chorus of disapproval actually, incredibly, argued for the status quo: Dr. Jarvik may design artificial hearts, but if he is not a "real" cardiologist, with real patients and a real prescription pad, then what qualifies him, the critics asked, to recommend this or any other drug?

And at the moment, Democrats are incredibly comfortable arguing about them.

The analysis yielded an "incredibly favourable" result, argued the chairman, Sir John Vickers.

Some argued, incredibly, that if she was unwilling to serve, then her son Rahul, a 33-year-old first-time MP, should step in.

Jay Bybee, also now an appeals court judge, has argued, incredibly, that the 17th Amendment should be repealed, and United States senators once again selected by state legislators.

Incredibly, the attendant argued with me, more loudly, about my medical condition, about which she knew nothing.

The legal and ethical standards of the UK's counter-terrorist effort, he argued, were "incredibly high", and he championed the benefits of the surveillance society.

Thirty years on, the stark, almost mundane photographs of Lewis Baltz, Stephen Shore, Robert Adams, Frank Gohlke, Nicholas Nixon and Bernd and Hilla Becher remain incredibly influential, as I argued earlier this year.

Companies like FathomDB, he argued, "are incredibly hard to build and very difficult to monetize".

"With girl characters they're either dumb or incredibly smart," he argues.

Humans become so intelligent because human infants are so incredibly helpless, they argue; the one necessitates the other.