Sentence examples for reckless argument from inspiring English sources

Its reckless argument that the treaty violates U.S. sovereignty is simply without any basis in fact.

(Londoners must hope that the mayor is not persuaded by this reckless line of argument).

In this age of Enron and Halliburton, of huge campaign contributions and reckless deregulation, its arguments about the corrosive effect of business on government feel up to the minute.

It's even worse to think that our elected representatives would rather play computer games than listen to arguments against their reckless tax-and-spend philosophy.

The reality is that Lib Dems currently exist purely to keep Cameron's Tories in power, on the argument that Labour was financially reckless.

It's not hard to see the fallacy in this argument: accidents that punish the reckless driver might well injure innocent pedestrians.

Three weeks ago, a neighbor claimed that pop star Justin Bieber spat in his face after an argument erupted over Bieber's reckless driving in their Los Angeles gated community.

When the bill to sell off the Land Registry is published, the arguments and allies against this reckless privatisation will already be in place.

It's common and natural in debate to focus on the logical fallacies of one's opponent: false equivalences, straw men, arguments to emotion or authority, reckless comparisons to Hitler.

Churchill's own foreign secretary, Lord Halifax, was strenuously arguing the wisdom and honor of ascertaining if a negotiated settlement with Hitler could be achieved before going to war, while Churchill's arguments often seemed emotional and even reckless.

The tactics with which "Slander" approaches its most substantive arguments wind up being both conscientious and reckless.