Sentence examples for the arguments often from inspiring English sources

As often happens in post-apartheid South Africa, the arguments often broke along racial lines.

As is frequently the case in such talks, the arguments often break down into semantics.

The arguments often sound both technical and obscure, but they mostly boil down to something simple: power.

Tusk rejected the arguments often made by Brexit campaigners by saying the EU was a common tool, not a superstate.

The book makes a number of valid points about the media and its role in defining modern womanhood, but the arguments often feel rehearsed.

In the end, said George Lakoff, a professor of cognitive science and linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, the arguments often come down to language.

The argument often goes that "people shouldn't get rewards simply because they are black".

The argument often given in defense of segregation, which was that the races prefer it that way, does not work very well with voting.

This wrong-headed petition provides grist to the argument often used by the likes of Trump that the far-right are the ones being oppressed, rather than the ones seeking to do the oppressing.

For one thing, it provides grist to the argument often used by the likes of Trump that the far-right are the ones being oppressed, rather than the ones seeking to do the oppressing.

But the study offered support for the argument often made by the traditional media that, so far, most of what digital news outlets offer is repetition and commentary, not new information.