Sentence examples for out of argument from inspiring English sources

My family is made out of argument.

Or if they only think it's gross, shouldn't they keep their mouths shut, because a smart government keeps out of arguments about taste?

He knows much better than [Gordon] Brown ever did how to play the out-of-touch argument, which is a sort of class argument really.

But the weight of truth is against his out-of-place argument.

It was created out of debate, argument, fears and aspirations and eventually common understanding".

Until the bombing came along, the antis were running out of arguments.

The majority of killings arise out of arguments, sometimes formalised into feuds.

Glasman waded in and out of arguments for limiting – and even stopping – immigration to Britain.

But as growth slipped and unemployment rose in the eurozone, Mr Blair ran out of arguments against his chancellor.

Will Straw, executive director of the Britain Stronger In Europe campaign, said: "Leave campaigners are running out of arguments so are resorting instead to rubbishing this whole process….

He told the debating hall: "I always cheer up immensely if someone attacks one personally, as it means they have run out of arguments".