Sentence examples for unconvincing arguments from inspiring English sources

In the meantime I am tempted to say about these thoroughly unconvincing arguments: bring them on.

"I understood their [registry office workers'] unconvincing arguments; they formally approached the issue and saw passports, but not people.

Your defense of deferrals of pension fund contributions by New York State and localities relies on unconvincing arguments by Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli that the plan is justified by the need for short-term relief from rising pension costs and that it is transparent.

Having marshalled some powerful (though ultimately unconvincing) arguments against such measures, Lord Lawson suddenly announces: "I believe the case can be made for the introduction of an across-the-board carbon tax," on the grounds that "if people like to feel that they are helping to save the planet by paying a carbon tax, they should not be deprived of the opportunity to do so".

It is not helpful when clear instances of sample confusion or contamination – discovered through a posteriori analysis – get subsequently defended as "real" somatic effects by unconvincing arguments.

I had listened to the pro- and anti-gun lobbies, each offering equally unconvincing arguments for why a handgun was either hideous or helpful, American or un-American, an evil machine or an inalienable right.

"He could be ill," was Docherty's assistant Paddy Crerand's unconvincing argument.

But this seems an unconvincing argument not to honor those who actually do suffer from post-traumatic stress.

Cheats get what goes around …" A desperate and unconvincing argument – timewasting and deliberately getting someone sent off are crimes of a very different stature.

And if it is, the oppression of minority views, such as those of activists, would surely be exactly what Ms Stout wants.There is a good, though ultimately unconvincing, argument against changing the rules, which is the conservative principle of respecting existing contractual arrangements.

Further, as Yalowitz himself notes, it commits Davidson to a rather unconvincing argument for both mental anomalism and semantic externalism.