Sentence examples for anyone argued from inspiring English sources

I'd be embarrassed if anyone argued that it was".

A visitor from Mars would be astonished if anyone argued otherwise.

"If anyone argued it should return to where it was previously, that would be a mistake," Hilary Benn, the British agriculture minister, said, referring to the agricultural policy.

Edward Petry, who resigned from the 10-member ethics committee last week, said in an interview yesterday, "I don't recall a single time when anyone argued that his actions weren't a violation".

I can't remember the last time anyone argued Catford was, in fact, the real home of Carnival.

And I wasn't going to take no for an answer, not that anyone argued with my reasoning.

But is anyone arguing that this sort of uneven swap is immoral or unsustainable?

I have yet to hear anyone argue seriously that privatising C4 would benefit its audience.

Lastly, can anyone argue that cloning for the right purpose is objectionable?

"Can anyone argue that Gannett newspapers and journalism are better today, and that news consumers are better served?" he wrote.

"Can anyone argue with the assertion that, for neocons, Obama is always wrong and Bibi is always right?