Sentence examples for without any arguments from inspiring English sources

The delicious irony (for those who already have a degree, don't have children and don't care about anybody else's) is that the fee-paying alternative is likely to be more expensive, even without any arguments about what it will do to social cohesion and intellectual ambition.

They buy in good faith, but there are faulty oils on our supermarket shelves, without any argument".

"Yet the entire group agreed without any argument to leave ancient Olympia, the most important place we visited, and get back to the hotel before sundown on Friday.

Responding to Chase, Lincoln wrote on Sept. 2, 1863 that "if I take the step must I not do so, without the argument of military necessity, and so, without any argument, except the one that I think the measure politically expedient and morally right?

Eddie Hearn is now in a position where he can say publicly and without any argument that Haye is slipping back in the queue to make some money with Joshua, when such a fight looked locked in only a few months ago.

Without any argument he turned right around and returned the shirt to the rack.

In spite of a pre-reflective disposition toward dualism, an explicit argument for an agnostic attitude with respect to the ultimate constitution of reality, thus a form of epistemological idealism without any argument for ontological idealism, is also characteristic of John Locke (1632 1704).

They'll chow down on kimchi without holding their noses, and tackle broccoli without any argument.

Then, with a condescending nod to "some well-intentioned" people who might disagree, but without any argument, NCRP asserts that foundations can pay out more.

All participants agreed to this without any argument.

In both cases, the Supreme Court accepted the appeals and then summarily upheld Judge Greene without hearing any arguments on the merits.