Sentence examples for useless to argue from inspiring English sources

It is useless to argue the freedom of the press.

But it's useless to argue with books like "The Secret" and "The Power".

If a foreigner says something off the mark about them, they will heartily agree, thinking it useless to argue with anyone so unperceptive.

For the rest, it is useless to argue that the alterations that take place in the animal machine and that are symptoms of the decline of the species do not produce a large change in structure, which would be a true metamorphosis.

"When he shows me the tests, it's useless for me to argue," he says.

Believing it was useless to continue arguing with Cao, Vann climbed back into his L-19 reconnaissance aircraft and left Tan Hiep.

How is that useless?Mr Rojas goes on to argue that, because democracies tend not to fight each other, the real path to greater peace is to "reduce the population of non-democracies".Thus, if the Federal government wants to protect the United States by preventing war, the best, and cheapest, way to do it is to provide support and assistance for indigenous movements for democracy and tolerance.

I do not want to argue that empirical research is useless for normative issues, but one has to understand the limitations.

A then-new paper by Mr Fama and a colleague had been used by commentators to argue that beta should be discarded as a useless concept in valuing assets.

Of all the useless drivel we could spending our time on, why do we have to argue about clothing?

(This led him to argue that post-Second World War efforts by the U.S. to export freedom were useless unless America exported Christianity along with it).