Sentence examples for smooth argument from inspiring English sources

It is a smooth argument, and one could be tempted to believe in the idea of naïve obsession and imagine a large gap between that and actual threat – but the problem is that the movie itself presents no such distinction between the two.

Models of composites with curvilinear rhombic inclusions and thin interfaces on phase boundaries are constructed with the help of non-smooth argument substitution and asymptotically equivalent functions.

Together, the Finisterre women smoothed arguments and linens.

The proof is essentially based on the smoothing arguments of Le Bris and Lions in their article [48] about "transport equations with partially (W^{1,1}) velocities".

In front of young kids, after a parent has objected, you may be able to smooth the argument away by saying "Sorry, we're all out of soda, can I get you something else?".

And he began to demonstrate a quality that would mark his later career: a subtle political skill, a soft touch that helped smooth out arguments and move deals along.

You have to set up gigs, book tours, cart them around in a van you buy, smooth over arguments between members, try to save money from gigs for recording sessions, mail out promo CDs over your lunchbreak.

Search for understanding and peace, like Pocahontas, smoothing out arguments and problems between the people in your life so that everyone is treated fairly.

The night I got assaulted in New Orleans, I had gone to see an old friend to smooth over an argument.

The actor, 36, who has rarely spoken about his former lover's death, will inform a jury in the next few months about the night he arrived at her Los Angeles home to smooth over an argument, only to leave moments later when she failed to answer the door.

Though he admits that "The noblest architecture can sometimes do less for us than a siesta or an aspirin," his smooth, wryly conversational argument focuses on those rare architects who have been able to "translate their fleeting apprehensions of joy into logical plans," and whose work can "satisfy needs we never consciously knew we had".