Sentence examples for As arguing from inspiring English sources

Things such as arguing with his rich dad.

As branding or rebranding attempts go, this one strikes us as arguing with success.

"He's an American, we should shoot him," he recalled the younger of the two as arguing.

No 10 is quoted as arguing simplistically that MPs must decide whether to be Churchill or Chamberlain.

And claiming the copyright on morality is as irrelevant as arguing with Dawkins about the Big Bang.

This makes as much sense as arguing that someone driving west in New Jersey risks falling into the Pacific Ocean.

There are also poems about the more mundane human experience, such as arguing in an Ikea car park.

Unfortunately, that's about as silly as arguing that the Second Amendment was written to provide for the purchase of AK-47s.

He has a sort of postmodern delivery that is not easy to alter — as if he were bemusedly watching himself do something as silly as arguing political issues.

"It is to our decided disadvantage to go through this next Congress being perceived as arguing against any and every tax cut," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster.

He says ideological positions, such as arguing that only the state can do development, or only NGOs or the private sector, are not helpful.