Sentences with phrase «seriously argue the points»

I've never heard anyone seriously argue the points you are trying to make.

Dalahäst wrote: «I've never heard anyone seriously argue the points you are trying to make.

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If that's so, the point should be more seriously argued.

This practical point must be taken seriously, although I would argue that the issues I have discussed will increasingly affect the destiny of us all.

The author argues for what he calls «the agrarian point of view» as regards the creation: It means taking seriously the Biblical mandate to care for the creation.

But - as ConservativeHome has consistently argued - there isn't much point in taking headline polls too seriously until after the party conference season.

I hope im wrong and there is more to it, but you cant seriously argue to me that knowing potential key plot points before you watch the movie enhances the story.

The arguing, name calling, and finger pointing may have seemed like petty high school drama to some people, but one individual is taking the issue seriously.

i have argued alot about this point, BUT the base is people all have a liking in one or the other if you play CoD great its a good game but for me I seriously don't like it.

You can't seriously be arguing this point.

Given the scale of the potential risks, regulators should take their consultation duties seriously, argues Saxe, who points out she is neutral on fracking and understands the frustrations of dealing with a persistent opponent such as Ernst.

She also argues, pointing to empirical evidence, that «violence against transgender people is not taken as seriously as violence against cisgender people, leading anti-trans assaults and murders to be less investigated, perpetrators to be less frequently apprehended, and accused to face reduced punishment».