Sentence examples for unfamiliar argument from inspiring English sources

On first impressions, Hunt's studied confidence suggests unshakable self-assurance – but she has been deeply unnerved by the gay community's hostility to any unfamiliar argument.

The historian, biographer and Italophile David Gilmour argues that Italy is another fragile union, and in "The Pursuit of Italy" he makes a persuasive (if not entirely unfamiliar) argument that the 1861 unification of the country, trumpeted by nationalists as a triumph of progressive statecraft, was a mistake.

Specifically, the group is throwing its considerable weight behind a not-unfamiliar argument among financial circles: that there is too much short-term thinking around.

Even participants who were unfamiliar with such arguments came to essentially the same conclusion through NSD.

David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, took particular offence at one briefing with Quick when he appeared to be unfamiliar with one of the main arguments against the 42 day plan.

While such dialogues inevitably have a majoritarian or status quo starting point, because even while wanting to express unfamiliar sensibilities and bring in new arguments, minorities are primarily trying to persuade the majority.

During the testing, Mrs. Sizer corralled a group of volunteers who donned funny hats and robes -- in an effort to look unfamiliar -- and engaged in a loud argument.

Whether because he concluded that the state of knowledge would not advance his argument, or judged the area as too unfamiliar to his audience, Darwin omitted mention of microbes in the first edition of Origin.

But opinion polls following the referendum support the argument that many voted no because they were unfamiliar with it and did not want to vote for something they didn't understand.

We developed and conducted a performance assessment for medical students near graduation named UHTRUST Utrecht Hamburg Trainee Responsibilityy for Unfamiliar Situations Test) which is described and provided with a validity argument elsewhere [ 21, 22].

In fact, this entire line of argument is hard to make sense of except as an attempt to mislead readers unfamiliar with the country.