Sentence examples for lost argument from inspiring English sources

If the lost argument against women as priests was theologically obscure, the continuing argument against women as bishops is theologically non-existent.

There was a blustering style about his advocacy in the courts; his impetuosity - often identified as arrogance - was not infrequently the cause of a lost argument.

"The Labour Party has lost arguments, lost votes in its core areas," he says.

But that is probably a losing argument.

QUESTION FROM OAKLAND: Ryan losing argument on sending more troops.

In courts and now legislatures, this has been a losing argument.

Arbitration is the only place I know where lawyers are allowed to repeat the same losing argument again and again.

Get into a losing argument.

Name calling is the last gasp of a losing argument.

The anti-environmental message is a losing argument with the American people.

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