Sentence examples for afterwards argued from inspiring English sources

Crass afterwards argued that the leftists were largely to blame for the fighting, and organizations such as Rock Against Racism were causing audiences to become polarised into left- and right-wing factions.

And it makes us sit around over coffee for hours afterwards arguing about substantial things - about whether there is a moral difference between murder and state killings.

Either way, we were oblivious as we sat in the waiting room afterwards, arguing about who the foetus most looked like.

In a question-and-answer session afterwards, Young argued that a House of Commons made up of professional politicians would be a weaker parliament.

Afterwards, Baldwin argued, "the American people haven't rejected our message; they haven't heard our message".

Jared returns home one day to collect his belongings; after arguing with Diane, he confesses that he witnessed Tracy's rape and could have saved her life if he had intervened or helped her afterwards.

"If he had killed Bobo afterwards," Morris argues to himself, "he certainly hadn't planned to do so and certainly did not deserve to spend the rest of his life languishing in a prison cell for the fact.

Portugal regained the initiative through Ronaldo on 53 minutes and when Lulic was shown a straight red immediately afterwards for arguing with the referee, it appeared the Bosnian challenge was over.

Afterwards he argues against Maimonides' six proofs of the existence of God, his unity, and his immateriality.

Equally, though, Hodgson was being generous in the extreme when he argued afterwards that it was an accomplished and encouraging England performance.

He argued afterwards that he should be allowed to lift his leg if his buttocks remained in contact with the chair from which he throws, but that the officials had interpreted the rule wrongly.