Sentence examples for insistent arguments from inspiring English sources
Some of the most insistent arguments against the work have come from legal scholars who have insisted it is anticonstitutional.
Yet I have also listened to the eloquent and insistent arguments of those who are wary of such efforts.
More powerful is a figurative vandalism: it is the novel's insistent argument that a modern Iranian love story can hardly be written at all, because it is contaminated not only by the fact of censorship but by the idea of censorship, and bound by literary conventions.
The described reduction of infectious events reveals an insistent argument to perform a prospectively randomized, double-blinded, multicenter study including a sufficient number of pediatric patients with long term CVAD.
We are left instead with the insistent, culturally determined arguments of Mr. Murray and others of like mind, dominating the discourse in a harsher America.
Wrapped in an insistent, occasionally intemperate argument about the malign effects of immigration is something much more interesting: an analysis of how immigrants have fared in Britain, and how they have changed the country.
BUT if AT&T is truly insistent on making this argument, then I believe a full investigation by the FCC is mandated.
The other flaw in the no-poo argument is that it seems insistent on imagining that all modern shampoos are packed with SLS (a chemical foaming agent), when in fact you can now pick up an SLS-free shampoo for about three quid in Sainsbury's.
Whatever you think of the Turner - and, blimey, there have been arguments - it's still a massive, and insistent, part of British cultural life.
It is Conservative ministers in the UK coalition government who are insistent that the existing civil service model is broken and use that argument to justify a shift to political appointment of the most senior officials.
Let Them Save Face So the insistent boor won't back down, even though (you both know) his argument is somewhere between specious and laughable.
