Sentence examples for unable to argue from inspiring English sources

Again Arthur was unable to argue.

Today's conservatives are unable to argue that John McCain was insufficiently pro-war or anti-spending.

Neither protest nor patient explanation worked for Derby, who was unable to argue his way past.

She said the need for action was unambiguous and leaders would be unable to argue against taking action.

She cracks up a bit on that last word, as if she is unable to argue against irony with a completely straight face.

Most disturbing are reports of Army medical review boards trying to pay wounded soldiers as little as possible in disability benefits, sometimes adjudicating veterans' claims while they were heavily medicated and unable to argue their cases effectively.

Unable to even argue properly, instead "[standing] sullen, merely denying each other's statements", the group were dismissed and reconvened a week later.

Finding themselves unable to even argue coherently, instead "[standing] sullen, merely denying each others' statements", the group was dismissed and reconvened a week later.

Judge Bruce Einhorn, a retired U.S. immigration judge who oversaw children's immigration cases for nearly two decades, told The Huffington Post that without lawyers, minors are often left without any representation at all, unable to adequately argue their own case.

But Thayer is unable to resist arguing that when "quiet, their tail-bands act obliteratively".

29 31 The unambiguous messages reached participants in a way rational arguments had not, leaving most unable to counter-argue or rationalise their behaviour.