Sentence examples for actively argue from inspiring English sources

The administration officials do not actively argue with the notion that the relationship has been longer on bonhomie than on solid results.

Will it actively argue for a legal outcome that disempowers us in the article 50 process and diminishes our control over our own destiny?

If you and a sibling do begin to actively argue or physically fight, make sure to stop immediately.

What's more, a Sanders aide had actively argued with the network hosting the debate, CBS, when the moderators signaled they would lead with a discussion of the terrorist strikes.

Where we work, who we love, where we live, how we present and represent and support ourselves: every moment of our lives we are actively agreeing with, or are actively arguing against, complex social systems and personal ideals with global implications.

"Belle actively argues and disagrees with [Beast] constantly.

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman also actively argued the case for vigorous Keynesian intervention in the economy in his columns for the New York Times.

I certainly wouldn't want say this book actively argues for descriptivism or against prescriptivism ― it's just recording the facts.

Griem now is actively arguing that homosexuals should be forced back into the closet and away from "thinking society". This is an insult not just to gays and lesbians and their children, but to the millions of "thinkers" who believe that all Americans should have constitutional rights.

First, in a move I think could only be labeled pro-trans-rights, Blanchard, Bailey, and Lawrence have each actively argued that the chief determinant of whether transwomen should have access to SRS is whether or not individual transwomen are better off (Bailey, 2003; Blanchard, 2000; Lawrence, 2003).

Although he is generally pessimistic about social progress—"Who can really hope to change society?" (p. 28)—Bailey also actively argues (progressively, I think) that there's nothing really wrong with being a feminine male or a gay man, or, as he thinks is often the case, both.