Sentence examples for make its argument from inspiring English sources

It seems fair to predict that many child visitors will be left decidedly fidgety.At times, the museum seems to be straining to make its argument.

The Court's italics may make its point clear, but they do not make its argument correct, and they provide no substitute for a fairminded appraisal of what Steele says.

In this case, we were saying we want to understand how the Jihadists' ideology is appropriating key parts of Islam to make its argument and to try to win over converts, and that requires a special kind of strategy.

But pressure is being applied — by members of Congress and nearly half the states, not to mention Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer — to at least let Montana make its argument.

He jokes more broadly in a sonnet of 1647, built around the unpromising name of one of his prose pamphlets, "Tetrachordon": the word means "four-stringed" and the pamphlet used four passages in the Bible to make its argument in favour of divorce, written during his long estrangement from his first wife.

Instead, the company is relying on a couple of separate data points to make its argument.

If Microsoft loses following the hearing this week, it could seek judicial review, where it could make its arguments for the last time again.

It's a brutally political film that doesn't make its arguments obliquely.

In the Muslim world, and in Washington and Europe, Beijing uses its economic clout and fears of Islamic radicalism to make its arguments.

Just as the US used Britain and its friends to make its arguments at Copenhagen, so China used Africa.

A lot depends on whether the bill is given time to make its arguments in parliament, she responds.