Sentence examples for makes arguments from inspiring English sources

That makes arguments against torture an uphill struggle.

This group makes arguments that are rooted in ancient values but aimed at contemporary realities.

Along these lines she makes arguments that will clank on bourgeois ears.

It makes arguments and tells stories about wildly diverse puppet traditions, but it can also be dipped into like a book of poetry, savored for its lapidary insights on every page.

"Prof Sir Richard Evans, the Cambridge historian, makes arguments, you say, that "are more reflective of the attitude of an undergraduate cynic playing to the gallery in a Cambridge Footlights revue rather than a sober academic contributing to a proper historical debate".

An unstructured language, without logical connectives such as negation, makes arguments not (pairwise) inconsistent, but (groupwise) incompatible.

You could make arguments for both sides.

We make arguments, not anger".

Some people make arguments by telling stories; other people make arguments by counting things.

You could also make arguments about making the change".

Both make arguments for an ideal of rebellious harmony.