Sentence examples for some new argument from inspiring English sources

While this tendency is useful and normally quite harmless, it impedes reasoning when "we are at a loss concerning a connection or consequence [between ideas], or have a new inference to draw, or would see the force of some new argument" ("Miscellanies," no. 782; Edwards 1957–, vol. 18, 457).

Now he was down to his last shot: The defense could present some new argument or evidence to convince me to intervene and stop the execution.

In this presentation we want to review the circumstances under which this superiority holds, provide some new arguments and clarify the motives to go beyond space-filling.

The court in Dusseldorf made its decision to ban the GalTab with Samsung's protective pleading in mind, which means that Samsung will need to think up some new arguments for its appeal on August 25.

With fascists donning saltires, it might be time for some new arguments.

"I'd be more worried if I saw some compelling new argument for how to lead the country, but these guys are carrying the same old water".

If either multicellular forms or creatures with eyes are found which predate the best current traces, then there will be some serious rethinking, and some fierce new arguments.

In January 2007, the I.R.S. adopted a new argument for withholding some data on how it resolves disputes between taxpayers and auditors.

This new argument to abstain may take away some of the casualness seemingly associated with trying ecstasy out.

The other new argument is economic.

And Republicans are making a new argument.