Sentence examples for sharp arguments from inspiring English sources

The 9/11 commission staff members themselves had sharp arguments about him.

Conversations like those can lead to sharp arguments, but the connective tissue is usually strong enough that the partnership endures.

Mr. Gingrich has tended to dominate the debates with his sharp arguments and one-liners, while Mr. Santorum until recently was off to the side and ignored.

The sharp arguments are a testament to the central role that social framework analysis has come to play in scores of major employment discrimination cases.

This is a contrast with his previous book, "The Republican War on Science," in which he juggled extensive research and sharp arguments the way chefs at Benihana toss big knives — with precision and a showman's wink that made his unpromising subject fun.

"I appreciate that," Mrs. Clinton responded, before launching into a sharp argument about the importance of this election.

We can formulate the underlying worry as a sharp argument against the extreme naturalist claim that all truths are discoverable by hard science.

And that's part of why the online activist group objects, because it views her overt black-and-white references as a sharp argument that Mr. Obama cannot draw white votes.

Some controversy has attached to the sale, sharp argument taking place within the pages of the Times Literary Supplement about whether the library should or should not break up its collection.

Even if Romney is not the Republican standard-bearer in 2012, he has formulated a sharp argument against the incumbent and, more than any other would-be challenger thus far, has laid down a clear road map for his party when things get rolling next year.

"Where China Meets India" is not mainly a political book, but it ends with a sharp argument that American policy toward Myanmar is flawed in a way that is about to become more costly for all parties involved, except the Chinese.