Quotes About Argument

If you feel that strongly about something, you have an obligation to try and change my mind.

Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.

The more reasons we put on the table, the easier it is for people to discard the shakiest one. Once they reject one of our justifications, they can easily dismiss our entire case. That happened regularly to the average negotiators: they brought too many different weapons to battle. They lost ground not because of the strength of their most compelling point, but because of the weakness of their least compelling one.

Doubt is the cornerstone of science. It gives you a sure footing from which to build an argument based on data.

Maimonides, one of the few people in the Middle Ages to deny the validity of astrology, quoted the phrase "Israel has no star of fortune" in support of his argument, while others produced opposing opinions to back their views.

He who slings mud generally loses ground.

We mistake politics for legislative debate. You can be passionate without being personal.

I was never argued out of faith; it was much more passive than that - and I wasn't argued back in, either.

You can only have one aim per debate.

What we perceive things to be when they come out of our mouth is not what the listener perceives it to be. They think it differently. They're not your blood. They're not your mind. You get in an argument.

The perception of how a couple should argue, whose voice should be raised and who should be a dominant player has been altered in 'Dobara Phir Se.'

To deprive the bourgeoisie not of its art but of its concept of art, this is the precondition of a revolutionary argument.

History is an argument without end.

Conferences are assemblies of people who argue about how to conduct an argument and end by sending a telegram of congratulation to the minister.

The partisan, when he is engaged in a dispute, cares nothing about the rights of the question, but is anxious only to convince his hearers of his own assertions.

I'm trying to think, don't confuse me with facts.

Fools :-- Corona cases are rising in India When they were asked how they know this Fools :-- We have seen it in news and also it is trending on twitter and other social media When they were further asked how they can say that media is not lying and misguiding public to create fear Fools :-- Don't argue with us and let us concentrate on news

The first victim when a dispute occurs is the truth.

There are two sides to every question.

In quarreling the truth is always lost.

She had to admit this journalist was one of her trickier customers, and his interviews nearly always ended with the same argument, since he seemed to take such a long time to get round to asking a question and when he did, discovered that he himself had the best answer for it.

And it was the same with my first wife and me,' he said. 'We hit a bump in the road, and over we went.' It had, he now realised, been a happy relationship, the most harmonious of his life. He and his wife had met and got engaged as teenagers; they had never argued, until the argument in which everything between them was broken.

Many of those who argue for vouchers say that they simply want to use competition to improve public education. I don't think it works that way, and I've been watching this for a longtime.

It's a lovely thing to see intelligent argument, unbending principle and policy go up against demagoguery, nativism and vulgar name-calling.