Sentence examples for wise arguments from inspiring English sources

Merkel is using populist arguments instead of wise arguments," said Sigmar Gabriel, leader of the opposition Social Democrats, who have said they would support the stability mechanism.

The Ecomodernist Manifesto offers a wise argument that technology can help us live more sustainably and in many ways improve human and environmental well being.

Along these lines, he has found that simply talking through your problems in the third person ("he" or "she", rather than "I") helps create the necessary emotional distance, reducing your prejudices and leading to wiser arguments.

And whether or not caution proves wise, market strategists' arguments against the rails show that these stocks, once predictable market pillars, now play a lesser role in an economy dominated by high technology.

It seems the public is becoming wise to their arguments.

Wise's fundamental argument is thus that chimpanzees and bonobos have "consciousness" or "mind".

It might not seem wise to start an argument with a poet and erudite translator of biblical texts on the meaning of words – particularly one so stubborn as to declare "I can gladly accept a criminal conviction, but not a restriction of our vocabulary".

Argument-wise, she could give as good as she got, complete with smashing crockery and the whole gamut of screams.

Leonhart's won't-someone-PLEASE-think-of-the-fluffy-puppies plea makes it seem as if she truly is running on empty, argument-wise.

THE European Commission's previous antitrust boss, Karel Van Miert, was a bruiser of a Belgian socialist with whom argument was rarely wise.

Mr Wise told Reuters, "The next argument could be that Tommy... has the right to bodily integrity, so he couldn't be used in biomedical research".