redarguing Sentence Examples
- The professor redargued the student's unsubstantiated claims with empirical evidence.
- Despite their heated exchange, they avoided redarguing and instead focused on seeking common ground.
- The jury redargued the defendant's alibi, presenting evidence that contradicted his account.
- The editor redargued the author's overly simplistic argument, urging them to consider alternative perspectives.
- The critic redargued the movie's lack of originality, citing numerous similarities to previous works.
- The politician redargued his opponent's proposal, highlighting its potential negative consequences.
- The scientist redargued the hypothesis, presenting data that contradicted its predictions.
- The lawyer redargued the prosecution's case, meticulously pointing out inconsistencies in their evidence.
- The historian redargued the widely accepted theory, presenting newly discovered primary sources that challenged it.
- The debate moderator redargued interruptions and off-topic comments, maintaining a civil discourse.
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The professor redargued the student's unsubstantiated claims with empirical evidence.
Despite their heated exchange, they avoided redarguing and instead focused on seeking common ground.
The jury redargued the defendant's alibi, presenting evidence that contradicted his account.
The editor redargued the author's overly simplistic argument, urging them to consider alternative perspectives.
