Sentence examples for ways of arguing from inspiring English sources

In her ardor for grammatical correctness and her clear, entertaining ways of arguing and illustrating, Ms. Truss has prompted an almost inexplicable fervor.

There are many ways of arguing the rival cases, but the important question is whether a one-size-fits-all, low-price, consumer-dominated sales model can support a diverse, innovative, challenging literary output.

Before we turn to a discussion of either of these two main ways of arguing for incompatibilism, let's pause to discuss a third argumentative strategy.

One might question whether these are really independent ways of arguing for incompatibilism, for the following reason: We cause and control our actions in the "right kind of way" (let's call it the "self-determining way") only if we have the power to do or choose other than what we actually do or choose.

He had a logical way of arguing.

There must be a better way of arguing back than to lump together those who argue with those who shoot.

And, unlike some conservative pundits — for whom attacking "crony capitalism" is a sneaky way of arguing against regulation — he is an equal-opportunity critic.

Mr Barro, points to a few countries with low and stable VATs, by way of arguing that upward rate creep is not inevitable.

It reached a point where Dasgupta felt there was "no way of arguing with any of this", and posted on the thread himself to withdraw from the competition.

The latter may be a cumbersome way of arguing that many soldiers should be pulled out of the country, perhaps in 2008.But there is little evidence that Mr Bush will listen.

Carr himself was sharply dismissive of the way his fellow Soviet historian Stephen F Cohen resorted to counterfactuals in narrating the stories of Bukharin or Gorbachev as a way of arguing that the disasters of Stalin or Yeltsin were not inevitable.