Sentence examples for magnificent argument from inspiring English sources
The magnificent argument for the efficiency and limit of parallel computing has been widely adopted and discussed.
The fact that in this play the symbols of persecution and oppression are Jews is incidental, and Anne, in stating the argument so, reduces her magnificent stature".
There is a magnificent scene in which Annie finds herself in an argument with a teenage girl who wants to buy a necklace reading "Friends for ever".
David Cameron – who once said he had been strongly influenced by Benn's book Arguments for Democracy – tweeted: "Tony Benn was a magnificent writer, speaker and campaigner.
He gives this rather magnificent answer: Many analysts would say he should . . . and their arguments for doing so are persuasive.
(A more literary-minded critic would have highlighted the differences among the prophets and emphasized the magnificent weirdness of their poetry, rather than reducing all their works to essentially the same argument).
His most notable achievement was the magnificent vituperation of A Satire Against Reason and Mankind, which simultaneously offers closely reasoned intellectual argument and witty pastiche of the high-blown bluster of the time.
Even accepting for the sake of argument that the mission is, as the NASA administrator, Michael Griffin, put it on Friday, "magnificent," the shuttle returns to a realm of enormous uncertainty.
