Sentence examples for this argument starts from inspiring English sources

At some point, though, this argument starts to break down.

This argument starts by pointing out that for any theory, there are rival theories that are empirically equivalent to it — the theories make all the same predictions about what's observable, but differ only with regard to what's unobservable.

Then the argument starts to get kind of mushy.

But it isn't long before the argument starts to get ridiculous.

But if the argument starts with "Mr. Obama, your an idiot," then whatever my "friend" says next is irrelevant.

That's when the argument starts to go astray.

This dilemmatic argument starts by distinguishing between nonconceptual awareness in which no concept is applied and no judgment made; and strong awareness, which is conceptual.

"The son had opened a window, and the argument started," she said.

There are holes in that argument, starting with the scarcity of music from Africa or Latin America or the East.

"She wasn't too happy about it and that's how the argument started".

Avoid tangential issues that are not the real problem but merely the trigger that gets the argument started.