Sentence examples for most substantial argument from inspiring English sources

I had mentioned both as being part of "the most substantial argument against running the story," but that reference was relegated to the bottom of my column.

For me, the most substantial argument against running the story was the acknowledgment that the Swift program was letter-of-the-law legal, had helped catch some terrorists and had a clean record on privacy abuse.

Benson is at his perceptive best with this new and fascinating book--a modern day Rosetta stone--a private discovery that answers many significant questions and offers a convincing argument that this is one of the most substantial and most influential records of early rock history, and perhaps has no equal.

Scott vigorously defends his profession against Gabler's most extreme rhetorical sallies, but, perhaps distracted by those extremes, misses Gabler's more substantial argument.

The longest and most substantial discussion is the first, which deals with Avicenna's and al-Fârâbî's arguments in favor of the world's pre-eternity (Hourani 1958, Marmura 1959).

A more substantial argument has to be had at the level of principle.

"That's a substantial argument, but not necessarily a winner," Little said.

China's increase has been the most substantial.

Portraiture accounts for the most substantial works here.

This will be the most substantial change since the 1940s".

The most substantial additions unveiled yesterday are underground.