"argue with" or "argue for"?
| And he did try to argue with me. |
| I don't desire to argue with you. |
| And it's hard to argue with that. |
| Everybody is scared of arguing with a fat man/woman but a skinny person is fair game. |
| Most of all he didn't want to be standing in an office block arguing with an elevator. |
| They are dedicated to the Kindle Fire, so there you go: There's no arguing with taste. |
| Norman Bates, the freakazoid that he is, could also be heard arguing with his mother throughout most of the movie. |
| But an evolutionist would also argue with the objectivist that believing that something is right does not make it so. |
| I'd be good at that though, because one thing you can't argue with is my ability to manage my soldiers ' expectations. |
| Whether we'd argue for or against. |
| I argued for this position last year. |
| De la Rionda arguing for the gag order. |
| It stresses the role of the market and often argues for performance pay for teachers. |
| Macdonald and George-tienne Cartier, the Canadians argued for a wider, federal union. |
| Instead he is arguing for an alternative within the constraints of global capitalism. |
| I try to live based on a set of concrete principles and argue for those principles in all aspects of life, even when. |
| I would argue for tectonic causes, elevated midocean ridges form rapid spreading, emplacement of large igneous provinces. |
| I do understand what Holtorf is arguing for and I have for sure committed myself to dismissive rhetoric, patronizing, etc. |
| I'd not going to argue against it. |
| It is difficult to argue against that. |
| Few would argue against these practices. |
| Few would argue against the principle, as long as it doesn't affect them personally. |
| This action speaks with a powerful voice in the market, and is hard to argue against. |
| That is what Bell is saying when he argues against the idea of a mass workers ' party. |
| The head of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce was arguing against the proposal when Conway abruptly cut him off. |
| I explained myself in a final meeting and was put under heavy pressure when 6 men harshly argued against our decission. |
| I actually watched a state legislator get up on the floor recently and argue against a global warming bill for that reason. |
| We can argue about whether thats true or not. |
| They did not argue about Accidents and Essence. |
| We did argue about stuff, but not bad arguements. |
| We can argue about what set off the precipitous rise from 5% (Jan 2008) to 10% (Oct. |
| Enjoy it as music, and argue about it or discuss it, but it is music, to be enjoyed. |
| Steven Smith on March 2, 2011 at 1:07 pm Goal 1: You're arguing about a goal when you don't even know who scored. |
| So I think it's a bit silly to argue about whether promoting the progress is in fact the purpose of copyright--it is. |
| Brock was studying a local map, while Ash and Misty argued about what they should do when they reached the next town. |
| Now we can argue about truth, but just as I am unconvinced by Rorty, so are most religious believers I have encountered. |
| Rodowick argues in this book that:. |
| Another columnist at the Guardian argues in a similar vein. |
| As argued in the discussion of the plagues, the plagues is a test. |
| That is basically what the NZ government is arguing in favor of, but without the surge. |
| He argued in favour of making the CBI the sole body investigating anti-corruption cases. |
| Virtually no one argued in favor of our airports and airlines and why they charge this much. |
| Since it is unclear, a judge may (and will) assume that it means anything, depending on what the lawyers argue in the specific case. |
| Today, the key-note speaker Abraham Bernstein, argued in his opening speech that we should throw the Semantic Web into the garbage. |
| He argued in effect for the return to ecological sustainability, which had been destroyed by, and was not possible under, capitalism. |
| As I argued in a recent article in The New Republic, Arab protesters and revolutionaries, despite their often passionate dislike of U. |
| Keep arguing on that one is my advice. |
| If you want to argue on that basis please, be my guest. |
| We argue on what we think but our beliefs are all fairly similar. |
| At present, experts are arguing on the effects of HGH in the aging process. |
| You're arguing on the plurality of something imaginary? Holy f*ck, you're a clown. |
| In fact, that's a classic example of an ad hominem fallacy, as is noting that I've argued on the internet before. |
| OmMarit: Inquisitor666: 12 May 2009 10:49:12pm OmMarit I doubt it, his lawyers would argue on the grounds of a precedent. |
| If you're trying to argue on the need for efficiency in different forms of transport, at least account for these effects. |
| Then again, such sects split into three or four and argue on the basis of different ideologies, and then we shall not be able to identify that original group. |
| As argued by the author, Indian immigrant women in the U. |
| It has been argued by Economists that China is overspending on i nfrastructure. |
| The case, as argued by Arvay, became unlike any obscenity trial in the country's history. |
| However, it says, such freedom is not unlimited, as argued by the US, but rather conditional, it says. |
| When I was in law school, the Supreme Court ruled on a case that was being argued by the Massachusetts Attorney General. |
| I don't believe there is an existing form of a living or none living being of a demon, but it can be argued by many that there is. |
| It has been argued by many art historians and others that human vision is infinitely more complex than this notion of a stationary viewer. |
| Family influence, as argued by Argyle, results in children of higher classes doing better in schools because of greater parental encouragement. |
| It has also been argued by some thinkers that private property creates social virtues like love of one's family generosity, energy, philanthropy etc. |
| I once heard it argued by a fellow in my own college, I am sorry to own it by an Englishman, that it was good thing for us that we have lost the United States. |
| Arguing from the left side perspective, this is seen as a good thing. |
| BTW I am also not familiar with any religious who argue from that basis. |
| Attempts to prove N that argue from either F or P(FN)<<1 or both do not work. |
| Moderator Response: DB Part of your problem is insisting on arguing from ignorance. |
| Regardless, even if no one is attempting to argue from F to N, our point still stands. |
| If you can't argue from a position of logic or evidence then ad hom will not advance your claims this argument. |
| I think you're arguing from a position of potential future excellence as against the present botched situation. |
| Conclusion:it's pretty clear to me that you are arguing from belief and I am arguing from the scientific method (ie evidence). |
| When you want to get rid of exceptions that discriminate against same sex partnerships then you won't be arguing from exceptions I suppose. |
| I'd not arguing over which one is a better phone. |
| We end up arguing over what is and what is not possible. |
| So arguing over the specifics of the faiths is pointless. |
| Hamilton and Jefferson argued over the limits of the government. |
| But Greece's international lenders argued over targets for the country to lower it's debt to GDP ratio. |
| Of course how accurate this value is depends on the length of the stadium and scholars have argued over this for a long time. |
| I am reading the majority of these comments arguing over both sides and not even once have I seen a suggestion for a solution. |
| They obviously are great solutions out there that are a combination of the above investments, but arguing over which party is stupid is not a constructive thing to do. |
| Their relationship was not without friction, as the two sometimes argued over the cases they worked on; Benson was quicker to side with the victims while Stabler was more impartial. |
| I argued at the AGM if they can't be profitable within the restriction of treating. |
| And i'd sure they'd argue at merely if it's one a year it's less worth it for the profit. |
| I revealed I was not a policeman and they sped off, still arguing at the next red light. |
| I guess for them, it really isn't the office that demands respect, as many of them argued at the time. |
| Germany, though, argues at the supervisor needs a proper ' track record ' of success before it starts dishing out valuable capital. |
| According to the article cited above, one evangelical complementarian argued at a recent meeting of The Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood that Adam's sin was listening to his wife. |
| He could have been released last year, but the authorities argued at the parole hearings that his lack of repentance made him a continuing danger to any thieves who might try to break into his home. |
| All players argue to the ref for their advantage. |
| All couples will disagree and argue to some extent. |
| Many football fans, most sympathetic to the Black Stars, have argued to this day that Suarez's action was a cheat. |
| No one among us would bother to argue to the fact that women know how to be noticed even if they are mixed with thousands of people. |
| The guy who called himself annonymous some months ago, in previous mails had a similar synthax and way of arguing to that of Calder. |
| Now I'd not going to begin to argue to merits of illegal street racing and whether it is or isn't classified as a sport, but it at least edges that general area. |