Sentence examples for sudden arguments from inspiring English sources

All of these attacks adhered to routine patterns of mass gun violence in America which is to say they appeared to stem from local disputes or sudden arguments.

This kind of thing happens all the time now, but three or four years ago it still seemed momentous and thrilling: a sudden argument at a dinner party (something about Tom Selleck and Burt Reynolds and iconic mustaches of the '70s) was quickly put to rest when half the people present picked up their phones and started to Google.

Creationists who deal with the "sudden appearance" argument like to leave students with the impression that the Cambrian explosion actually provides fossil evidence for the Creation as described in the books of Genesis.

If teachers do a good job of presenting material of the type discussed in this article, and they motivate students to think critically about it, the "sudden appearance" argument will not succeed.

The central purpose here will be to provide a conceptual framework and a set of online resources that should allow high school teachers to address the Cambrian explosion and the "sudden appearance" argument preemptively and to make it crystal clear to students why the evidence strongly supports evolutionary theory.

Before I get there, a few words about the sudden switch in arguments.

­Chekhovian echoes are everywhere, from rural picnics to sudden gunshots and arguments about property.

Rick Perry gets bitten by a radioactive Lincoln-Douglas debate champion and develops a sudden facility for public argument?

However perverse Bataille seems, he argues, there is a systematic philosophy behind the work, although he was better at sudden insights than sustained argument.

But all of the excitement during Tuesday's extraordinary unfolding coverage came to a sudden halt for the argument between Mr. Bennett and Mr. Dobbs, which brought to mind something you see on nature shows with large mammals baring tusks and smashing bellies on an ice floe.

The dialogue consists of long philosophical stretches of argument interrupted by sudden bursts of inexplicable emotions.