Sentence examples for superb argument from inspiring English sources

It was a superb argument — highly skilled lawyers engaging with eight inquisitive judges.

Fortunately for the plaintiffs, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, who was speaking for the Obama Administration, gave a superb argument in support of marriage equality in the mere fifteen minutes allotted to him.

The man in the dock is Peter Hall, whom Blakemore has had in his sights for a very long time: his 1969 novel Next Season features a barely veiled portrait of the young Hall as an empire-building director at Stratford-upon-Avon in the late 1950s; and his superb memoir Arguments with England (2005) covers – among many other things – the same ground in non-fictional form.

As the journalist Matt Bai makes clear in his superb book, "The Argument," the netroots emerged in part in rebellion against Clintonian politics.

I didn't buy that argument then, and having heard many superb Baroque hornists, I find it less tenable now.

His breakdown of the opening of the Choleric variation as successive stages of an argument between piano and orchestra was superb.

Kaiser praised the argument between Stan and Steve, calling it a "superb sequence".

And two more superb restaurants, affordable and always busy, attest to this argument, combining Spanish and Italian influences along the way.

As one who served on many committees he chaired I can say that he was superb at making his colleagues stick to the point and not wander off into irrelevant argument.

While Mr. Jobs was not a computer programmer or a designer in the formal sense, he was superb in guiding others and in imagining and shaping projects, Mr. Lohr says, elaborating on arguments he makes in a column in Sunday Business.

Eat More, Weigh Less by Dean Ornish, M.D. Ornish's foreword to the 2001 edition remains one of the most convincing and concise health arguments for vegetarianism that I have ever read, and the entire book is superb.