Sentence examples for surprising argument from inspiring English sources
On this point Katz offers the surprising argument that, actually, there is nothing new about Spykes.
Perhaps this is not surprising: argument continues over what caused a similar decline in the United States during the 1990s.
It's not a surprising argument, given that he has been associated with success since he arrived in English football.
There's another, surprising argument in favour of rising early, which might persuade sceptics: that early-morning drowsiness might actually be helpful.
His bold and surprising argument has significance for the ethical and political role of literary studies that no one interested in literary theory or the philosophy of art will be able to ignore.
But Mr. Junger's most powerful — and surprising — argument is the one he makes about the military's epidemic of post-traumatic stress disorder, which in many cases he suspects may not be PTSD at all.
In general, I admire and even find myself rooting for museum shows that advance surprising arguments about well-known architects.
Meanwhile, in the United States, pro-lifers have begun to make a series of surprising arguments using Feng's story to attack U.S. policy.
Summing up the typical view, architect and critic Peter Blake wrote in 1960 that Le Corbusier believed a building "should stand in contrast to nature, rather than appear as an outgrowth of some natural formation". In general, I admire and even find myself rooting for museum shows that advance surprising arguments about well-known architects.
I found this a surprising line of argument.
