Sentence examples for * argued from from inspiring English sources

They argued from taste; they argued from global economics.

But for me, I argued from the point of democracy".

One Yale debater argued from the floor that it was simply a matter of good manners.

"The Rossi Cup Moot Court Competition was extraordinarily argued from the preliminaries until the final round.

Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House Minority Leader, argued from a diametrically opposed position.

Liberals suffer, Alexander argued, from: an exaggerated sense of what is fixable.

Mark Buehrle, a starter during Tuesday's doubleheader loss, argued from the bench and was ejected.

A good part of that dynamism comes, as Bill Clinton always argued, from our racial diversity.

She argued from the bill's legislative history that Congress did not intend for the penalty to operate as a tax.

America's unique brand of ideological anti-statism is historically inseparable (as I recently argued) from the legacy of slavery.

Because flash memory is used in mobile phones, cameras and other gadgets, it would protect them, they argued, from a downturn in the PC business.