Sentence examples for I do argue from inspiring English sources

I do argue with some of her decisions.

"That's all my wife and I do: argue about her paper calendar and my electronic one," David Shenk, a Brooklyn-based author, said partly in jest.

But I do argue that I am in touch with my feminine side – something I would have been teased, if not beaten up, for saying when I was at school.

There are some who have pointed to Ahmadinejad and Khamenei's popularity with some sections of the population, and although I do not argue with their existence, I do argue about their numbers.

But I do argue in that book that these new forms of 'outsider journalism' when combined with the best of mainstream news media and when they exploit the power of new digital networks, create a communications power that is a serious challenge to authority.

What I do argue with is his assertion that Lee Harvey Oswald killed the president because of Oswald's Marxist beliefs, and the concomitant conclusion that the highly volatile political atmosphere of Dallas (and the entire Deep South) thus had nothing to do with his actions.

What was I supposed to do, argue or agree?

I don't argue about that any more than I argue about Lady Bird [Mrs. Johnson] buying flour.

I don't argue the criminals' point that the U.S. war in Iraq is wrong; I don't argue their right to protest the New Zealand government's support of it.

I don't argue this, I perceive it.

But I don't argue with it being there.