Sentence examples for some kind of argument from inspiring English sources

"A man ought to do what he thinks is best" — or what he thinks is right — demands at least some kind of argument back about what's right.

In another version of the events, several officials said, the police attention was initially attracted by some kind of argument or altercation — compounded by the language barrier — involving the woman who demanded money from the agent.

So, back to my shock: I would have expected Barro to offer some kind of argument based on real business cycle theory or whatever he believes about macro these days.

John F. Curry came in and got a card entitling him to three gallons a week Colton's staff had issued about 2,400 cards, 1,500 of them after some kind of argument.

Similarly, "several officials" told the Times that the police attention was initially attracted by some kind of argument or altercation — compounded by the language barrier — involving the woman who demanded money from the agent.

"If you had large-scale dissemination of a private-sector company's records, there might be some kind of argument there similar to commercial espionage," said James Boyle, a Duke University law professor who specializes in intellectual property and public-domain issues.

SOME kinds of argument are new, and some are as old as the cliffs of Dover.

"When something is comical, there is usually some kind of contention or argument," Mr. Cunningham said.

I thought there would be some kind of real argument, some presentation, however tendentious, of evidence.

Officials said they believe the shooting was sparked by some kind of an argument.

Yet all of us, when we start to compose some kind of general argument, has in mind an "ideal" or "typical" audience.