Sentence examples for responding to the argument from inspiring English sources

"But we pay taxes!" Irma declared, responding to the argument that taxpayer-funded clinics should serve only legal citizens.

JUSTICE SCALIA -- Yes, but I thought you were responding to the argument that the public perception hasn't changed, that there still is a public disapproval of homosexual acts.

Responding to the argument that the dissidents would be disruptive, she said, "I don't think a board should have everybody agree with everybody".

One or two of the losing organizations went ahead and posted their applications on their Web sites and elsewhere, responding to the argument that understanding what had not worked was as important as what had.

"Yes, there's harshness and profanity in society," said F. O. Roe, a board member who runs a furniture and flower shop, responding to the argument that the book's contents are no longer as shocking as they once were.

I thought you were going to say -- you were responding to the argument that the morals haven't changed, or that the morals have changed so that homosexuality is now approved.

In so doing he seemed to be responding to the arguments of critics who have said the Fed can and should be doing more.

Responding to the arguments of GKRS and Paul Lowe, Dr Lloyd Barnett and Denise Kitson (hereafter called Counsel for Paymaster) argue that at the time the Statement of Claim was filed the Civil Procedure Code applied and there was no requirement for further pleadings beyond what is set out in the Statement of Claim.

I was on the receiving end of some hateful comments after I wrote a a Huffington Post blog post responding to the arguments made by pro-NRA advocates in the wake of the tragedy.

The point is not to respond to the argument with a litany of anecdotes.

How would you respond to the argument that everyone should aspire to a bachelor's degree?