Sentence examples for point argued from inspiring English sources

But that's not the point, argued Cary Jones, the theater chain's vice president for marketing.

The curve showed two distinct regions of differing slope, which intersect at a point argued to represent a pseudogel point.

He worked as a lawyer in Manhattan for over 50 years, and at one point argued a case before the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

As but one example, "an HSBC executive at one point argued that the bank should continue working with the Saudi Al Rajhi bank, which has supported Al Qaeda".

In the filing, Third Point argued that while Mr. Webb and Mr. Amoroso held respectable credentials, Yahoo needed more drastic change in order to turn around its ailing fortunes.

McCormick, a soft-spoken forty-five-year-old who studied engineering at West Point, argued that the candidate's prior experience at a big Wall Street firm indicated that he could probably do the job.

There is no point arguing.

There is no point arguing that businesses have been deceived.

There's no point arguing with the angel of death.

"Honesty is brutality," Rebecca says at one point, arguing for the virtue of lying.

There was no point arguing with Chas about how to change gear or reverse.