Sentences with phrase «heard the other sides arguments»

These are basic arguments, are you legitimate in saying you have never heard the other sides arguments or that since they run contrary to your own views that you tune them out every time?

Not exact matches

New generations come and then we have folks firmly ingrained in their belief that they think that they and they alone have the winning argument that the other side has never ever heard.

And the stronger the politics, the more people on both sides of the aisle grow resistant to hearing arguments from the other side.

It was a good post, but I felt I needed to take the other side of the argument, because I have heard this argument too much recently.

-- To see / hear the other side of the argument.

The «green jobs» argument is frequently heard on the other side but is simply not as strong.

It pushes the rhetoric and arguments to one side or the other - by necessity, since the tendency is for each side to engage in greater and greater bombast until those of us in the middle have a hard time being heard as neutral without being cast to one side or the other, because all people know is either extreme.

To one side a guy and his date are having a good - natured argument, and Butts hears the guy say, «No, no — come on — tell me it's not the same,» as some other kid yells over the crowd, «OH YEAH, BABY!»

If your first objective in the negotiation, instead of making your argument, is to hear the other side out, that's the only way you can quiet the voice in the other guy's mind.

On the other side of the debate, some of those who originally say they oppose a public health insurance option are also persuaded by hearing arguments often made by supporters of the proposal.

As a startled Kagan looked on and the entire ballroom audience sat dumbfounded, Siegel, the conference keynote speaker from that morning, asked for a microphone and announced: «I can't let this audience listen to your argument without hearing the other side.

During a child custody hearing, a judge will make a determination about a parenting plan and custody based on arguments from both sides, as well as a number of other factors.

Even though the husband could confer with his attorney outside of the mediation process, the mediation would be more productive, if he were to have the attorney present for the sessions regarding support, as well as distribution of assets, to provide legal advice, and for the other side's attorney to hear his attorney's argument.

Based on some of the comments posted, it is quite apparent that many realtors suffer from the same disease as do die - hard union members — as long as they sit around their offices complaining to eachother about how the Competition Bureau is treating them unfairly and convincing eachother that the service that they provide is truly worth what they're paid to do it — they'll never hear about or learn to appreciate the other side of the argument.

The main argument I've heard as to why people love double basin sinks is that they can fill up one side with warm soapy water and use the other for dirty dishes / rinsing.