Sentence examples for more convincing argument from inspiring English sources

Mr de Waal has the more convincing argument, but Mr Grayling is the better rhetorician.

In this case, the dissent by Judge Robert Smith has the more convincing argument.

Wouldn't a more convincing argument be "We have some of the fastest internet access in the world"?

Evocatively designed by Mimi Lien, the production makes a more convincing argument for the space than the play.

Explain to them that you will act as the judge and decide which side has made a more convincing argument.

"This is a much more convincing argument than has been put forward in the past," she added.

If nobody can find more convincing arguments in favour of the Lisbon treaty, the EU as a whole may yet find itself whistling in the dark.

At the other extreme are the multitude for whom there are no more convincing arguments than those found in the divine law itself.

They argue that greens need to develop more convincing arguments to get Americans to take global warming more seriously.Predictably, Messrs Shellenberger and Nordhaus have unleashed a stream of counter-attacks that have led to a lively debate among American environmentalists.

MacMillan's review certainly addresses the more convincing arguments of the book, but it ignores the complication that the "Jewel" of the argument raises: that the British Empire bequeathed a "modern" legacy to the current world.

Re "In the Treatment of Diabetes, Success Often Does Not Pay" ("Bad Blood" series, front page, Jan . 11: There could hardly be more convincing arguments for a single-payer national health system than the stories reported in your series about diabetes.