Sentence examples for understandable arguments from inspiring English sources

What makes the figural aspects of contemporary art attractive is that the gamble can at least be made on the basis of understandable arguments.

Biden will best Ryan the same way he bested Bork, with easily understandable arguments that convince the audience his opponent is a radical.

"But that's an understandable argument -- what about the time you got bombed?

But, in a country that just elected its first African-American President by a broad and convincing margin, it seems like a potentially dangerous, if understandable, argument.

If you're confused by Facebook's argument, it's understandable -- the argument is a bit confusing.

Biden stunned his critics with questioning of Robert Bork defined not by gaffes but with articulate arguments easily understandable to the voters watching the confirmation process.

The argument is understandable and as old as the hills.

Has the Court ever held that something that is a tax for purposes of the taxing power under the Constitution is not a tax under the Anti-Injunction Act?" The Court's skepticism about the taxing power argument is understandable.

The remaining four-fifths of "Knowing Too Much" might as well be a different book, perhaps more aptly entitled "You Still Don't Know the Half Of It": an attempt to skewer every apologist, hypocrite, dissembler and charlatan who has ever sought to paint Israel in softer shades than Mr Finkelstein thinks it deserves.His desire to combine the two arguments is perhaps understandable.

This argument is perfectly understandable: The laws are hateful, and enlightened, modern and Western-oriented people in the opposition feel demeaned by having to take on the laws' supporters, armed as they are with eggs and stones and medieval rhetoric.

It's an argument that's both understandable and a bit odd at the same time.