Sentence examples similar to almost argued from inspiring English sources

"You can almost argue that a protest against that is a terrorist act".

"You would almost argue to us today that what you are doing is in national interest," Mr. Kohl said.

You might almost argue that their prosperity was and is an expression of an ecological hunger for a top predator.

You could almost argue that the intricate sonic needlepoint in which Shadow specialises might be priced like the best lace.

I would almost argue that the character [in I'm Still Here] is as much Casey's invention – and maybe even more in some ways – as mine".

These moments almost argue for a totally different play, one about those early productions of the play at Theresienstadt and the people involved.

In fact, while Robinson charts two centuries in the life of such a craft, he's almost arguing for the impossibility of the whole idea.

"There's a rare occasion someone slips, but for the most part, you could almost argue he's an untradeable player because no one else was willing to pay him; otherwise, they would have had him.

Mr. Foer does not present a theory of globalization; he almost argues that such a theory isn't possible -- that globalization doesn't work the way its supporters or its opponents propose: it produces neither prosperity nor homogeneity.

But after the last few weeks of financial turmoil and political ineptitude, you could almost argue that America would be fortunate to end up with a downturn akin to Japan's.

You could almost argue that the political future of this Administration might not be judged by the skill in the war but by the next year, as we try to repair the damage that has been done to daily life in Iraq.