Sentence examples for the argument with which from inspiring English sources

And instead of a corporation struggling to stay a step ahead of technological obsolesence -- the argument with which he has tended to rebut his anti-monopolist critics in recent years -- Mr. Gates boasts in a recent memo to his staff that Microsoft's position in the computer industry is stronger than it has ever been.

His mature professional life began in 1836 when he published Contrasts, which conveyed the argument with which Pugin was throughout his life to be identified, the link between the quality and character of a society with the calibre of its architecture.

This has also been the argument with which the defenders of the Supreme Court nominee have been responding to the most recent criticisms.

The problem for Pence, and it's an insoluble one, was that he had no reply for the argument with which his Democratic opponent Tim Kaine relentlessly — even monotonously — pummeled him: that he is yoked together on a ticket with a presidential candidate who traffics in insults, has made reckless proposals and can't be trusted to represent U.S. interests on the world's stage.

Mr President, Mr Vice-President of the Commission, it will come as no surprise to Mr Piecyk that I regard the argument with which he urges rejection as false.

He uses florid rhetoric to describe the arguments with which Clotilda attempted to persuade her husband to abandon paganism.

But more frightening than the vicious self-justification of this lowlife are the arguments with which the defence lawyers attempt to woo wider society.

Yet for Strauss the serious argument with which revelation challenges philosophy is not epistemological but moral.

Justice Thomas had no real question; he simply wanted to elaborate upon the lawyer's argument, with which he clearly agreed.

In the end, the inmates presented an elaborate argument with which they personally disagreed, essentially telling judges that if the children were denied admission, then nonprofits and wealthier schools would pick up the slack, according to the Journal.

An important argument with which the eternality of the Vedas is secured is that of the eternality of the sounds of a language.