Sentence examples for no easy argument from inspiring English sources

To say that there is no easy argument against (P) is a far cry from saying that it must be true.

Callicott (1986) discusses philosophical arguments regarding non-utilitarian value and concludes that there is no easy argument to be made except a moral one.

There are no easy moments, no easy arguments, but by the time young David Colvin straps on the bagpipes near the end to give a soulful 'Flowers of the Forest', and 'Black Bear' the audience is sombre, exhausted.

This is by no means an easy argument for me to make, for reasons that will become clear.

It has not been an easy argument.

Superficially, it's an easy argument to make.

"It's not an easy argument to make," he says.

"But it's an easy argument to make after tonight.

This is not an easy argument to make —especially because India's chief problem is that so many of its politicians are third-rate.

The only way we create wealth in society is through businesses and we have to operate in society, so it's an easy argument".

Angel's stepfather even tried arguing that Angel might learn something playing the game -- not an easy argument to win in any home.