Sentence examples for rehearsing arguments from inspiring English sources

The security agencies and police began the year braced for at least some opposition, rehearsing arguments for the debate.

"By the 1760s the colonial newspaper network had developed into a powerful, open and social platform for rehearsing arguments, propagating ideas and exchanging opinions".

In reality this means sitting in a studio for a day, eating biscuits, rehearsing arguments, refining speech techniques, and listening to tips which may appear to come from the School of the Bleedin' Obvious: "Don't shout or appear aggressive.

Refuse, and they may become violent, left-wing "naxalites" as others have in states such as Bihar.Mr Banerjee is considering; Mr Saran is rehearsing arguments for the courts, whose green zeal has inadvertently endangered the stone-breakers of Badama; and they are praying that forces they dimly comprehend do not break them.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Just the previous day, while walking in this winter's weirdly clement weather, I'd idly rehearsed arguments with certain old works by him: representations of the neat rectangles of white paint with which Los Angeles authorities efface graffiti along the city's freeways.

Just the previous day, while walking in this winter's weirdly clement weather, I'd idly rehearsed arguments with certain old works by him: representations of the neat rectangles of white paint with which Los Angeles authorities efface graffiti along the city's freeways.

In a series of filings, the department urged the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, Va., to rehearse arguments in the case and to block preparations for Mr. Moussaoui's interview of the accused terrorist, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who is being held at a secret place outside the United States.

But he also rehearses arguments against regicide he must have made in private many times before: "If anyone thinks stabbing the elected leader in the back and replacing him with some character who never even stood in the election, stepping over the dead body, putting on the crown and saying to the electorate: 'Put us into government, we're united.' It's just crazy".

In the preface of the book, Hues rehearsed arguments that proved the earth is a sphere, and refuted opposing theories.

Since I have all this extra time, I should probably rehearse arguments in my head, just in case they should ever come up.

Slowly but surely, things petered out as the more significant politicians, having made their speeches, slunk away to give camera interviews to the news or do whatever it is that the political class do to kick back for a few hours, leaving the unknowns to mostly repeat the same well rehearsed arguments to a diminishing audience.