Sentence examples for unheard arguments from inspiring English sources

What unheard arguments did the other person use?

The book mostly covers the adventures of a more familiar Balls, lieutenant to Gordon Brown in government and bellower of unheard economic arguments at George Osborne in opposition.

Even more troubling than the heroes who remain unsung are the arguments left unheard.

Clare Dunne's Irish Portia lights up the argument about unheard voices, making a vital intelligence of this forcefully pleading wife.

Legislative programmes are unheard of.

The argument isn't unheard of, by any means; there's even a famous recent precedent in the shoe business itself.

Suspicion of Downing Street's motives – some justified, some paranoid – guarantees that a moderate argument for reform will go unheard.

Even when the substance was inflammatory, the form was soporific statistics on crime, discussions of previously unheard-of Supreme Court rulings and internal-security cases, arguments over the relative merits of defense contractors.

Support for KIPP's exceptional principal training, teacher creativity and additional learning time is so strong among parents, researchers, politicians, funders, the media and young educators that arguments on the other side often go unheard.

It's no fun, but it's not unheard of, and it won't impact credit scores.In a nutshell, Ms Smith's arguments assume that an underwater homeowner immediately becomes indistinguishable from a homeowner in default.

A Dec. 18 letter urging clemency for the convicted spy Jonathan J. Pollard repeats the overused and underexamined argument that Mr. Pollard was spying for an ally and that his life sentence is "almost unheard of".