Sentence examples for are argued at from inspiring English sources

His views on dispositions are argued at length in his debate with Armstrong and Martin Armstrong, Martinn and Place, T. Crane (ed).

The Jews of Cleveland are arguing at high volume.

If they can't, who can? NC Sunny, you clearly have never been to the festival, so are arguing at something of a disadvantage.

"People are arguing at their dinner tables: Should we go; should we stay?" said Sayoko Ishihara, a seventy-eight-year-old woman I met one afternoon across from a Mr. Donut shop.

Lawyers for the other three are arguing, at the pretrial hearing, that the prosecution should not be allowed to use their clients' statements at trial, insisting they were obtained in violation of various constitutional rights.

I love when Donnie and his sister are arguing at the kitchen table.

Judge Elizabeth Butler is presiding over the trial, which is being argued at Middlesex County Superior Court.

The plaintiffs in four cases to be argued at the Supreme Court on April 28th take another view.

Then it was argued at an emergency hearing by an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer.

The case was argued at the last term, and reargued at the present term, both orally and by additional briefs.

This case is being argued at a fraught moment for the independence and integrity of the state's court system.