Sentence examples for more powerful argument from inspiring English sources

I would have thought the more powerful argument would have been the social transaction costs of wide spread wealth loss, poverty and misery.

And Mr Cameron has given them a much more powerful argument: if being in results in such isolation, then why not be out?

An even more powerful argument against embroidery as a niche feminist medium comes from several widely known contemporary artists who use needlework in lieu of painting.

But whether he intended it as such or not, I can't think of a more powerful argument against the death penalty.

The devotion to community, the civic-mindedness, the sheer intelligence displayed by everyone who spoke was a more powerful argument for coming to Andes than the beauties and attractions listed by the Post.

Do we want to encourage the type of people who would worry about not being compensated by the taxpayer when they run their companies into the ground?Indeed, on the moral hazard side, there is a much more powerful argument in the other direction.

But there are other, perhaps more powerful arguments.

And then, in a few valedictory pages – replete with more powerful arguments about the importance of university education for women – she is done, closing with an appeal to the essential spirit of risk and originality, " the habit of freedom and the courage to write exactly what we think".

I am merely pointing out that focusing solely on voter ID means leaving a more-powerful argument on the table, undiscussed.

In this small show, organized by the curator David C. Ward, images become more powerful than argument.

Furthermore, he refers to his counter argument to the argument from improbability by that same name: Dawkins considered the argument from improbability to be "much more powerful" than the teleological argument, or argument from design, although he sometimes implies the terms are used interchangeably.