Sentence examples for whose argument from inspiring English sources

The correct answer to this question was found by Maxwell, whose argument was ingenious and plausible.

Readers were able to vote on whose argument they favored, then post their own comments.

His prose was poetry by other means, calling for its own mirror image, a poetry whose "argument" trumped its forms.

Papers whose argument or presentation seems piecemeal, which may have been cobbled together from multiple unacknowledged sources.

Swedenborg's ideas influenced the Romantic movement and, above all, Blake, whose argument with Swedenborg is preserved in his masterpiece The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

In 1967, presuming that the expressway was a done deal, Rudolph didn't oppose it in the manner of Jane Jacobs, whose argument that it would have brought far more urban destruction than urban renewal ultimately carried the day.

She was respectful but hardly dispassionate, and fearless about challenging anyone whose arguments she found spurious.

Sellers gives a tour-de-force performance as a lunatic whose arguments about nuclear deterrence are perfectly rational.

Many of these far-right parties whose arguments Trump has been echoing have received support directly and indirectly from Russia.

However, previous work on statically typed multimethods whose arguments are treated symmetrically has required the whole program to be available in order to perform typechecking.

That view has been robustly challenged by Geoffrey Robertson, QC, whose arguments apparently galvanised the FCO into this internal discussion.