Sentence examples for the argument suggested from inspiring English sources

Although the chief justice's initial questions during the argument suggested that he supported the government, he later appeared to share the mounting skepticism of his colleagues.

The Roberts court has looked askance at some facial challenges to statutes, and the tenor of the argument suggested that it will take a similar attitude here.

But almost all of the signs in this case, including Chief Justice Roberts's own skeptical questioning at the argument, suggested that the court was steeling itself to make a major pronouncement about the role of race in American democracy.

The tenor of the argument suggested, however, that rather than simply decide the case in favor of the state, a majority of five justices would go further and rule that the challenge to the statute, the strictest voter-identification law in the country, was improperly brought in the first place.

The argument suggested is that constituency politics within Congress drives decisions especially when resources are scarce as happened in the early 1990s when a spending cap on discretionary spending eliminated congressional ability to fund all programs.

The argument suggested the case of McDonnell vs. United States could be one of the most important of the term.

Ultimately, the argument suggests that child development is a rational process directed and propelled by the child himself..

Ultimately, the argument suggests that child development is a rational process directed and propelled by the child himself.

It is unlikely this disagreement will prompt the collapse of the coalition before its term expires in 2009, though the stridency of the argument suggests a clear vulnerability.

But it is equally wrong to claim, as the argument suggests, that the Church itself should be the ultimate arbiter of its own claims.

The argument suggests that Mr. Santorum's strategists have all but given up on the idea that their own candidate can reach that magic number himself.