Sentence examples for restored argument from inspiring English sources

Finally, the restored argument should not have a complexity which precludes its presentation at a social gathering, since it appears that people enjoyed discussing the Master argument over dinner (Epictetus, Dissertations. 2.19.8).

Yet many residents, for instance round Welsh Streets in Liverpool and in Burnley and Blackburn, occupy sound Victorian terraces that, in the south, would be restored without argument.

How can we restore an argument about values to political debates, which partly because of our straitened circumstances are usually simply about costs and utilitarian benefit?

That ground remains derelict after the quake and it remains a source of argument how it might be restored.

Using this idea, he recast Apollonius's arguments in algebraic terms and restored lost work.

"After the passionate public argument of the last week, calm is restored enough to begin a real, civil dialogue".

Tories, fixated on personal responsibility, are more sympathetic to his argument for restoring the contributory principle.

Mr. Pataki also challenged legislative leaders' argument that restoring the school aid and Medicaid would keep local property taxes down.

She seemed to lend a moral force to the argument for restoring the larger presence of firefighters at the site, as well as for dropping charges against most of those involved in the scuffle.

"There really wasn't much argument about restoring the garden that Louis XIV built," said Olivier de Rohan Chabot, the president of the Friends of Versailles Association, a nonprofit group that raises funds for the museum and the park.

That would, so the argument goes, restore the traditional Chinese wall between analysts and investment bankers that was common in a much different Wall Street two decades ago.