Sentence examples for lose arguments from inspiring English sources

Moreover, when reforms are debated in parliament and in the executive, the hardliners have tended to lose arguments, and votes.

Variety's Justin Chang said Joshua Michael Stern's film "more or less embodies the sort of bland, go-with-the-flow creative thinking Jobs himself would have scorned", while CNET's Casey Newton was unimpressed by a movie in which "the viewer spends two hours watching cardboard cutouts lose arguments to Ashton Kutcher".

Others are stubborn and don't like to lose arguments, on principle.

He added that leaders should be open to changing their minds when they lose arguments.

I don't know about you, but I'm awful at remembering the lyrics to songs, and I often find myself turning to Google search to answer my lyrical questions — and frequently, to lose arguments.

And why do civil libertarians lose arguments of this sort time and again?

People do not like to lose argument or be humiliated, they could respond in an aggressive manner.

"They are just losing arguments, given where we have gotten," said Stone.

But when people think the language itself has gone rotten, it's when they are losing arguments.

Nor does it depend on me (or anyone else) winning or losing arguments about God's existence on Twitter.

And they were losing arguments again last week, when California's Judge Vaughn Walker ruled that laws defining marriage as a heterosexual union are unconstitutional, irrational and unjust.