• Arguments must be fostered and preserved.
• "Arguments, pleadings, and entreaties were in vain.
• It may therefore be satisfactory to analyze the arguments with which they combat it.
• But though she tried to satisfy herself with these arguments, Sara did not find it easy.
• They had had many vitriolic arguments, but neither had made any motion toward his weapon.
• These are rational proofs; in this age the peoples of the world need the arguments of reason.
• These arguments, and others besides, you clearly stated, sir, in your first lectures of this academic year.
• "Yes; but seriousness is not unbecoming in preachers, and the music of the ballet would drown half my arguments.
• Mr. Gould, senior, defended himself from this fatal favour with many arguments and entreaties, but without success.
• Mangasarian's arguments, fortunately, do not require to be taken very seriously, for they are not in themselves serious."

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