Sentence examples for was well argued from inspiring English sources

Whether Baker was right or not, his case was well argued, the point provocative and in three minutes he'd come up with more interesting points than the entire ITV and BBC commentary punditry had in the previous 9,456 minutes.

When he announced his plan to send an additional 30,000 troops last week, Mr. Obama's speech was well argued but sounded more like a legal brief than an exemplar of presidential oratory.

Against this dogma Quine suggests that "our statements about the external world face the tribunal of sense experience not individually, but only as a corporate body" (1953, 41), and, in a footnote of the reprinted article in his collected essays, From a Logical Point of View, says that the doctrine was well argued by Pierre Duhem.

Beyond that, I think the issue of moving the trial away from Korydallos was well argued, and the pressure exerted from all sides was felt by both the court and the Ministry.

In 10th grade, I wrote an essay for my Russian history class entitled "Communism: World Saviour?" that my teacher said was preposterous, but he gave me a good grade anyway because it was well argued.

"I think it's well argued," Chua-Rubenfeld said.

But Gelbspan's point is a powerful one and is well argued.

Not to be too critical, all these chapter are based on solid research and are well argued.

The letter is well argued and should be required reading for everyone concerned about financial sector stability.

Michael Shapiro's account of the forces that led up to recent events in South Korean society is well argued.

He carries his comparison a long way, but the principle is well argued and helps to sort out certain puzzling aspects of psychosis.