Príklady argument

• Don't drag me into your argument! It's nothing to do with me.

• We were having a friendly argument about Green politics.

• It was a really nice day, spoilt only by a little argument in the car on the way home.

• We had a dreadful argument in the restaurant, but he phoned me the next day to apologize.

• We had an argument with our neighbours, and now they won't even talk to us.

• The essence of his argument was that education should continue throughout life.

• Could you go over the main points of your argument again, Professor?

• He is impervious to criticism and rational argument.

• Students need the ability to construct a logical argument.

• I'll just summarize the main points of the argument in a few words if I may.

• To this end, they examine both the central empirical arguments and the rhetoric and argumentation of the dispute.

• If there is any inconsistency, it is found in the kinds of arguments which the authors make.

• Direct internal arguments are the only overt arguments which can ' measure out the event '. iii.

• In section 5, we provide arguments supporting the assumption that the deficit presented in the case study is authentically phonological in nature.

• She takes modality rather than implicit arguments to be an essential characteristic of middles.

• I did feel it was a shame not to have more on the linguistic arguments.

• The throwtype verbs, on the other hand, are taken to basically select two arguments : an agent and a theme.

• How to set parameters : arguments from language change.

• Inductive arguments are therefore kinds of ampliative arguments, in which something beyond the content of the premises is inferred.

• As we will see, defenders of the restitutionar y account of necessity frame their arguments in terms of unjust enrichment.

• Although such a view is of course not entailed by the arguments in my last few paragraphs, it can per fectly well square with them.

• He may be right about that, but his arguments do not demonstrate that he is.

• Instead, in the absence of conclusive arguments, the rational thing to do is to look at the evidence for both sides.

• Plausible arguments for deploying the criminal law against such behavior can be made from grievance morality.

• The chapters are carefully researched, and provide an engaging combination of substantial empirical detail with insightful larger arguments.