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100 Sentence Starters for Argumentative Essays

August 12, 2026

100 Sentence Starters for Argumentative Essays

No. Item Definition
1. A common objection is that States a frequent counterpoint.
2. A further reason is that Adds another reason.
3. A good example is Presents a clear example.
4. A stronger argument is that Presents a better claim.
5. Above all, Emphasizes top importance.
6. According to Introduces a source.
7. Admittedly, Concedes a point fairly.
8. Although this is true, Concedes before contrasting.
9. Another key point is that Introduces another main reason.
10. As a result, Shows consequence.
11. At the outset, Begins the discussion formally.
12. Because of this, Shows cause and effect.
13. Broadly speaking, Generalizes the discussion.
14. By contrast, Introduces comparison by difference.
15. Clearly, Signals obviousness.
16. Consequently, Shows a direct outcome.
17. Consider the case of Introduces a specific case.
18. Conversely, Presents an opposite view.
19. Critics may argue that Presents opposing criticism.
20. Crucially, Marks a vital point.
21. Despite this, Shows contrast despite a point.
22. Equally important, Adds a point of equal weight.
23. Even if this is true, Concedes then rebuts.
24. Even so, Shows contrast after a point.
25. Experts argue that Cites expert opinion.
26. For example, Introduces an example.
27. For these reasons, Links reasons to conclusion.
28. For this reason, Links cause to conclusion.
29. From my perspective, Frames a personal angle.
30. From this perspective, Frames a particular viewpoint.
31. Furthermore, Adds another supporting point.
32. Generally speaking, Makes a broad statement.
33. Given these points, Concludes from stated reasons.
34. Hence, Signals logical consequence.
35. However, Signals contrast.
36. I am convinced that Shows strong conviction.
37. I argue that Presents the writer’s main claim.
38. I believe that Introduces a belief or stance.
39. I contend that Asserts a debatable position.
40. I maintain that Holds firmly to a claim.
41. I strongly believe that Emphasizes firm belief.
42. I take the view that Introduces a considered opinion.
43. I would argue that Politely states an argument.
44. Importantly, Highlights significance.
45. In addition, Adds extra information.
46. In fact, Adds emphasis or correction.
47. In my opinion, States a personal viewpoint.
48. In other words, Restates more simply.
49. In particular, Focuses on one detail.
50. In response, Introduces a rebuttal.
51. In the first place, Presents an initial reason.
52. Indeed, Strengthens a statement.
53. It could be said that Offers a possible objection.
54. It is clear that Signals strong certainty.
55. It seems reasonable to say Offers a measured claim.
56. More importantly, Raises the level of importance.
57. More specifically, Adds precision.
58. Moreover, Adds stronger support.
59. My position is that States the writer’s stance.
60. Nevertheless, Shows contrast despite that.
61. Next, Moves to the following point.
62. Not only that, Adds another strong point.
63. Notably, Draws attention to a point.
64. Obviously, Marks something as evident.
65. On balance, Gives a weighed judgment.
66. On the contrary, Rejects and reverses a claim.
67. On the one hand, Introduces one side.
68. On the other hand, Introduces the opposite side.
69. One could argue that Introduces a possible argument.
70. One might object that Introduces an objection.
71. One reason is that Introduces a supporting reason.
72. Overall, Gives a general conclusion.
73. Research shows that Cites research support.
74. Some may claim that Introduces a counterargument.
75. Specifically, Introduces exact detail.
76. Statistics reveal that Uses statistics as evidence.
77. Studies indicate that Refers to study findings.
78. That said, Softens a shift or rebuttal.
79. The evidence suggests that Introduces evidence-based reasoning.
80. The main point is that Highlights the central claim.
81. The reason is that Introduces an explanation.
82. There is no doubt that Expresses high confidence.
83. Therefore, Signals a conclusion from reasons.
84. This argument overlooks Challenges a weakness.
85. This can be seen in Points to supporting evidence.
86. This essay argues that States the essay’s position.
87. This is because Explains a reason.
88. This means that Clarifies significance.
89. This view fails to consider Points out omission.
90. To address this, Answers an objection.
91. To begin with, Starts the first point.
92. To illustrate, Introduces an illustration.
93. To start with, Opens the argument.
94. Ultimately, Presents the final judgment.
95. Undeniably, States something hard to dispute.
96. Undoubtedly, Expresses certainty.
97. What is more, Adds emphasis to support.
98. While some argue that Introduces opposing views.
99. With this in mind, Connects to the next point.
100. Without question, Shows strong certainty.

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