Sentence examples for worthy arguments from inspiring English sources

Burke called on Turnbull to explain what the "worthy arguments" were to change the law and "what exactly he thinks people should be able to say that's not permitted under the current legislation".

"I've got to say, as a member of the government, while I appreciate many of the worthy arguments that some of my colleagues put forward in relation to 18C, it's not something we have an intention to change.

"With all due respect to the very worthy arguments around it – it is not going to create an extra job, it is not going to ensure your listeners will get to work, or school, or get around their business any sooner, it's not going to build an extra road".

Some theorists accept it, but there are some worthy arguments against it.

It's easy to rail against intrusive questioning, and there are worthy arguments for opting to stifle curiosity rather than indulging it.

David Brooks makes a worthy argument -- that personal relationships ultimately bring more happiness than success and wealth.

The most worthy argument against the health-care measures wending their way through Congress is that they don't control costs.

Brees, as Jeff Duncan writes in The Times-Picayne, still shines brightest in big night games and does spark a worthy argument whether he or Unitas is the better quarterback.

A swiftly administered eight-game suspension, say, would likely have engendered pushback in some corners, as grist for the otherwise worthy argument that Goodell too readily scapegoats individual players, the ones risking body and mind, in the interest of "protecting the shield," as he likes to say, referring to the N.F.L. logo.

It was a worthy argument to have at the time, because we were just then entering into an era where users exchanged privacy for services.

You can argue whether or not police dogs consent to become weapons—a worthy argument for another time.