Sentence examples for vibrant argument from inspiring English sources

"Other states may not have a Lewis decision that says that not giving same-sex couples an equal footing violates the Constitution, but I think that argument is available, and a vibrant argument to make," said Hayley Gorenberg of Lambda Legal, who represented Garden State Equality and six gay and lesbian couples and their children in the New Jersey case.

But the Book of Job's real formal characteristic is its dialogue, which allows human and God to address each other, and The Comforters is a dialogue, too, a raging, vibrant argument held in a perfectly disciplined matrix, and a near-impossible blend, in the process, of subjectivity and objectivity.

A vibrant volley of argument brings about all viewpoints that lets you understand issues fully and make wise decisions.

It was a vibrant exercise with arguments that spoke volumes about the great expectations here.

— and an even more vibrant set of arguments about the failure of Americans to build any longer for the common good.

Some combination of them all?—and an even more vibrant set of arguments about the failure of Americans to build any longer for the common good.

But is the vibrant art scene of Scotland an argument for, or against, complete Scottish independence?

She was a powerful speaker, whose vibrant, stentorian voice could scathingly demolish arguments she considered effete.

Since this has never been tried on the Chinese mainland (in contrast to the vibrant system in Taiwan), this self-justifying argument lacks objective proof.

Retailers also say the changes don't apply to every business; Google's own marketing messages from Google Analytics and AdWords have been appearing in the primary in-box — belying the company's argument that the promotions folder is vibrant.

On this subject, listen for the national security argument: That Americans cannot live without a vibrant industrial base that makes the country's own wheels, in America.