Sentence examples for lovely argument from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jackson's favorite painkiller is a natural and often organic one, and he makes a lovely argument for its benefits: "The N.F.L. should remove marijuana from their banned substances list.
I spent my last days in a lovely apartment constructing arguments on discussion boards, writing articles and talking to reporters.
His "come on in, the water's lovely!" spirit is an argument certainly for lightness and for play, but also for a different kind of rigour and commitment.
It's doubtful MTV will play a lovelier or more haunting argument against growing up.
Storr constructed his programme like a newspaper article, which is a compliment: most radio and TV don't bother to explore subtle arguments, use lovely language.
Many point to the fact that his plays were originally performed by all-male casts (conveniently overlooking the fact that women weren't allowed to be stage actors in the 16th and 17th centuries) as well as sexually ambiguous wording in several plays and sonnets (the frequently-cited "Sonnet 126," for instance, begins with "O thou, my lovely boy") in their arguments.
So here we are in the midst of a lovely little "he said, she said" argument.
After much argument, the judge resolves the case by marrying the lovely plaintiff himself.
She made a lovely meal, but she and the boys ended up having a huge argument.
SONDHEIM in the Park sounds like a lovely idea, particularly a revival of "INTO THE WOODS," whose title is argument enough.
