Sentence examples for lame argument from inspiring English sources

That seemed a particularly lame argument.

He argued that "entrapment is a lame argument" against his journalistic methodology.

The lame argument flails around between grammar schools for deprived children and grammar schools exclusively for aspiring low- and middle-income parents.

Yet this rather lame argument against condom use, that has been embraced by an industry that claims to care so deeply about its performers' wellbeing, kind of leaves a lot of them (the female ones in particular) stuck between a rock and a hard place.

"It's just kind of [a] lame argument that gun owners are so fragile that they need protection from doctors' questions".

These are lame arguments.

As always, the latter are putting forth their usual lame arguments for lowering or eliminating it.

First put aside his lame arguments about the necessity of the government funding stuff for the public good that the private sector doesn't.

"Looking past the 'it's too big, too corporate, too lame now' argument, as it happens with many things, we've outgrown it.

And I might actually buy that argument, lame as it is, if the photos appeared, say, on Page B27.

Even by his standards, Krugman's argument was lame.