Sentence examples for work out arguments from inspiring English sources

The WAST-Short scored as positive if a woman gave a response of 'a lot of tension', or 'some tension' to the question: 'In general, how would you describe your present intimate relationship?' Or if the woman completes the phrase: ' Do you and your partner work out arguments with... with 'great difficulty' or 'some difficulty'.

"So often in politics and in life what you are really trying to do is work out your arguments, work out the best way of dealing with a problem.

But if we can't resolve the argument we go back to the piece of rock again and then work out the answer.

Then once the package is worked out, the arguments against Mr. Obama cease.

Study the structures and work out how arguments are presented.

Work out the arguments and counterarguments, the strengths and weaknesses of the idea or theory, and be able to argue both for and against it.

The details of bank supervision have been left for finance ministers to work out, with plenty of potential for arguments with non-euro members of the EU concerned about the terms of the ECB's supervisory powers.

To challenge his argument you have to reject the premises of it, not the working out.

There are also mere paraphrases or summaries of certain texts, collections of arguments for a certain position, and sketches of larger projects that were never worked out.

Moreover, it was fascinating to hear Russell Beale say that, even after one has worked out an argument about a character, "the mind of the actor has to be open, relaxed and receptive".

"[The SNP] have got to work out how they deal with the argument we're going to make, which is you can protest against Cameron by voting for the Greens or the Nats, but you can only replace him with one party," he said.