Sentence examples for unfinished argument from inspiring English sources

This declaration felt less like resolve than like an ongoing internal negotiation, an unfinished argument with herself that she was letting me overhear.

The unfinished argument — or nuclear war, if you will — is whether behaviorally targeted messages are necessary to support Web content, or whether old-fashioned advertising will do.

From the business and legal terms dominating the segment names -- opening argument, unfinished business -- to the jazzy score backing the program, this felt like an urbane showcase for witty policy nerds.

Unfinished business ReprintsAll sound arguments.

I doubt they would make the same argument about an unfinished novel.

C and M's poignantly unfinished business was based on an argument Lowery had with his wife, Augustine Frizzell, about where she should live while he was working on "Pete's Dragon".

But not surprisingly, the platform laid out the argument that President Obama's work was unfinished, and warned of a consolidation of power in the hands of the wealthiest should Republicans win the presidency in November.

The R rating for the Holocaust documentary "A Film Unfinished" will stand, an appeals board ruled on Thursday, despite arguments by the picture's director and distributor that young people would needlessly be closed off from its historical lessons.

The arguments Hewlett's book has unleashed reveal both the distortions of the public debate on feminism and the unfinished business of feminism itself.

The other argument was that, without the Gemäldegalerie, the Kulturforum would be an unfinished project".

It will stay in being, they say, even if an FTAA is formed, after 2005, as mooted.Yet that argument underlines the need for Mercosur to show greater urgency in tackling unfinished business.