Sentence examples for smaller arguments from inspiring English sources

Each of Pirsig's smaller arguments, which were braided through the narrative of his motorcycle trip around America with his son and two friends, was lucid and persuasive.

"There seems to be an idea of banter – in teasing and smaller arguments – that many people don't understand from the outside perspective.

It is found by chaining together the two smaller arguments.

For smaller arguments, the inverse is extended by zero, and for higher arguments, the asymptotic unbiased inverse transform is used, see [25].

Points of comparison are the smaller arguments that help you develop your main argument.

Fareba, a softhearted woman who often wept after small arguments, confided to a close friend that she felt Nabila did not respect her.

"And it kind of terrified me to imagine myself spending the rest of my life tinkering on the margins of the small arguments".

In her prologue, Moran bemoans the fact that the women's revolution "had somehow shrunk down into a couple of increasingly small arguments, carried out between a couple of dozen feminist academics, in books that only feminist academics would read".

They have been the lens through which I have made big decisions (work, family, migration) and small (arguments to engage in or avoid, meals to splash out on or forgo, friendships to fight for or let atrophy).

"Me and my husband both love the game of basketball, but I don't think I could be a head coach with him an assistant, or vice versa, because you're maybe going to have small arguments, you're not always going to have the same opinion.

However, more works should be carried on to improve the accuracy at small arguments in future.