Sentence examples for telling arguments from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Tsipras has some strong cards and telling arguments.

The most telling arguments against the test, which is taking place on Russia's back doorstep, are not environmental.

But the lesson from Copenhagen was that those will not be the most telling arguments, said people like Mark Miller, an economist with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

He had been startled by their admission, he said, because he had taken it for granted that theologians could buttress their stand with telling arguments from natural law or from scripture.

He has made his most telling arguments when he has taken off from dry questions of legal precedent to range over the human and social implications of the matter at hand.

But there are telling arguments against it.

One lone Westerner, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, made yet another telling argument.

The most telling argument for backing Mr Erdogan, according to the psychologist, is that "he turned Turkey into a middle-income country from being a low-income one".

The evidence, however, is that inventories were falling, not rising.An even more telling argument is that commodities without futures markets (apples, edible beans) or futures markets where index funds did not get involved (milk, rice) also saw price rises during 2006-08.

He is, to his credit, less emotive than the likes of Turner, although he did offer up this telling argument for the helmet law: If you just save one life, or save one life from being blighted, it's worth it.

Perhaps the most telling argument by Ms. Douglas-Gabriel is the recommendation that the buyer beware.