Significats de usual arguments en anglès

The usual arguments for the existence of God are useful, but need amendment.

Dr. Eellamy urged the usual arguments in favor of slavery.

Dr. Bellamy urged the usual arguments in favor of slavery.

Bastiat inspired libertarians by attacking the usual arguments that showed the benefits of governments.

Pericles also urged his usual arguments for expecting a favourable issue to the war.

This time, however, there was little discussion, only the usual arguments as to who got what legion.

Though the usual arguments still applied: she'd invested so much time keeping in condition, cutting it was almost a confession of defeat.

Rather than be thought a mere jaunty cripple I allowed myself to be blinded by the gross obviousness of the usual arguments.

Judging from his usual arguments, he would likely say something along the lines of science is evidence-based and rational and religion is irrational.

With children back at school the usual arguments about doing homework and who got the best packed lunch are back to haunt us.

Presently Miss Lister's father, aged 77, came down and started one of his usual arguments with the manager, much to his daughter's distress.

And then it ran along the same old channel as their usual arguments, and I knew there was nothing more to be learned.

The usual arguments, for and against, were aired - the role of the church in education and healthcare, the scandals, respect for women, etc.