Sentences with phrase «argue fine points»

Those argue the fine points of statistical modeling have been sucker punched by those that want to hide the facts.

If you'd like to argue the fine points of terminology instead, we can't really stop you, but it might not be a fun Friday.

Boisterous, funny, quick to argue fine points about films.

Frank lived and breathed politics and loved to argue fine points of justice and the use of public policy to achieve justice.

Churches in other nations that are persecuted don't have the luxury to sit around and argue the finer points of theology until they find their depravity getting the better of them.

We could argue the finer points all day.

Arguing the fine points of eschatology may not have been quite as pleasurable as dancing, but it came close.

Did they argue the finer points of Stevie Wonder's discography over drinks (he prefers Innervisions, her Talking Book)?

«Goonies isn't a B - movie,» Rachel tells Hank, arguing the finer points of 1980s cinema mere hours after his wife has been taken.

Arguing fine points is generally futile.

Not exact matches

I might argue a few fine points here and there.

He is known to have been impertinent to his elders as far back as age 12, when he argued fine theological points with them in the temple, without any consideration for the feelings of his parents.

Consequently, unlike those in more scholarly works, some fine points are not as carefully argued as they might have been, nor does this work have the typical scholarly apparatus of footnotes.

If you want to argue your points, fine, but there is no need to attack my character.

Based on the new findings, Rauhut argues that other known Archaeopteryx fossils may need reassessment: «Not every bird - like fossil that turns up in the fine - grained limestones around Solnhofen need necessarily be a specimen of Archaeopteryx,» he points out.

That's what MINI calls it, and it's too fine a point to argue.

So while his daytime hours are spent at a local liberal arts college teaching literature to entitled millennials who would rather spend more time arguing about the finer points of plagiarism than write yet another essay about Hamlet, Sam drowns his leisure hours playing Elfquest, an online role - playing game where his avatar is the coolest and most revered among his fellow gamers.

While the finer points were being argued, Talmud Harry gave the nod.

If that's the case, it's a lot easier for me to argue that paying with points is a fine deal.

Game historians may argue some of the finer points regarding what might be included in each generation, but this list is generally accepted as accurate.

A fine game, and one of my favorites, but when engaged in a battle for technological supremacy, a black - and - white (or «creamed spinach color,» as SEGA was keen to point out) title with a slower pace than normal wasn't the first thing you wanted to go to on the playground when arguing over which side was better, particularly against a full - fledged console title.

I try to explain to all Global Warming detractors of your ilk... that it's fine to argue over scientific points and ask questions about the validity of Climate Models...... But the second you start chucking out comments like yours....»

If all you can do is cherry pick and argue about minor discrepancies or phenomena that don't fit the current hypothesis then you are not adding anything — it's fine to point these out and then all scientists can look at it to refine or change the hypothesis.

Whether you are fighting a traffic ticket in the hopes of a lesser fine or points, or if you are arguing your innocence based on extenuating circumstances at the time of the violation, we can help.

And it can be a fine line, as the roundtable panelists point out, between seeming like a troublemaker and being the person who stands up and asks for what you deserve; be it a file, a chance to argue first chair, inclusion on the committee that decides how partnership monies will be divvied up, or even attending and being part of client meetings.

«Sometimes I see a marked lack of affection, humor, active interest, excitement, or joy,» says Cohen, who points out that when this happens it may seem like everything is fine because there's not a high level of negativity or arguing.