Sentence examples for Someone argued from inspiring English sources

As someone argued at the time, in England such an assertion about virtual representation might be true because a member of Parliament probably had similar interests to other inhabitants of England, but what would a member of Parliament know of colonial interests?

Whenever someone argued that the same privacy rules should apply to all internet companies, leading net neutrality advocates said the FCC lacked legal authority but that its privacy rules would be the template for future regulation of edge companies.

When someone argued that the laws make voting harder, Kobach said voter turnout was higher than normal at elections that have been held under portions of the new laws this year.

Conflict is needed, someone argues.

Was someone arguing that we were going to begin eating applets?

Update: I see someone arguing that live music is too expensive for many families.

But imagine, for a moment, what it feels like when someone argues with you.

And if someone argues that people on a relatively high income shouldn't be paying such modest rent?

— Quentin Hardy YouTube Could Be Worth $45.7 Billion VALUEWALK.COM | Six years after Google was derided for paying $1.65 billion for YouTube, someone argues that it is worth almost 30 times that.

"I can't imagine someone arguing against having a luxury tax on yachts because more of them are bought by men".

At nearby Resorts, the casino's security chief remembered a tape that showed someone arguing with the teller over a cash advance.