Sentence examples for actively argues from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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).

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

Christopher Hitchens called it "a gross falsification of history" because Churchill is portrayed as a supporter when he was, he argues, actively trying to keep odious playboy Edward VIII on the throne.

Persons of superior ability, he argued, actively seek to confirm and aggrandize their social position.

But members, unhappy with the events of the past week, are actively discussing deselection, arguing it is time the parliamentary Labour party more closely mirrored the views of the constituency parties.