Sentence examples for instead of arguing that from inspiring English sources

Instead of arguing that those athletes were physically inferior, they disparaged them as freaks who, because of their "jungle inheritance," were able to jump high and run fast.

Instead of arguing that markets are a necessary evil, a superior way of engineering economic growth, capitalism's supporters should stop being so apologetic.

Instead of arguing that free markets are good for you, they're saying that they're good — mounting a moral defense of free-market capitalism.

Instead of arguing that there is no computation without representation, he inverts the slogan and shows that there is no representation without computation but explains that representation goes beyond purely computational considerations.

Instead of arguing that it emerged in reaction to the rise of abolitionism in the 1830s, for example, some historians discerned the development of paternalism a century or more earlier.

Instead of arguing that the very idea that space could be independent of objects is incoherent, Leibniz contends that it violates the principle of sufficient reason (see L3: 5; L 5: 53), a principle Clarke himself defends in a distinct version.

Some Democrats suggest as a new bargaining position an income cutoff of $1 million instead of $250,000, arguing that would better define Republicans' priorities rhetorically.

So instead of arguing, I decided that perhaps the more I complied, the sooner I could resume my normal life.

"I'm waiting both for Trump and for Cruz to empower the American people through their policies, instead of arguing the way that they are.

Instead of arguing with the Treasury that the volcano was a natural disaster and that additional aid should come from the government's contingency reserve, she chose to emphasise her financial rectitude.

Instead of arguing, admit to them that you made a big mistake, it was your fault, and you're sorry.