Sentence examples for argue easily from inspiring English sources

Such examples are relatively rare and, one might argue, easily romanticized.

A humanities professor says, "You can't get them to argue easily.

Is India now on a path where economic growth of 8% a year seen for the past two years is sustainable, or even, as many would argue, easily surpassed, with 10% within reach?

One could argue easily that American youth today are not only smarter about sex (in particular, contraception) than earlier generations, but also bolder, kinder, more altruistic and less likely to use illegal substances.

Factoring in these effects, they argue, "could easily more than double the costs of Brexit and lead to a loss in the pessimistic case comparable to the decline in UK GDP during the global financial crisis of 2008-09".

"It was the kind of friendship that you had with your best friend when you were 7 or 8, that you could argue so easily, but make peace even faster.

Iraq, they argue, was easily defeated in 1991; since then it has become weaker while America has become even stronger; therefore a war with Iraq this year will (in one fashionable formulation) be a "cakewalk".

Parr's whole schtick, one could argue quite easily, is sentimentalism – a nostalgia-merchant wringing every drop of pathos imaginable out of a photo of a foamy pint held mock-heroically by a face-painted football fan. .

The tests, Mr. Collina argued, could easily be designed within the confines of the ABM treaty.

The few remaining anomalies, he argued, could easily be understood as minor (and legitimate) exceptions to general rules.

Science, he argued, can easily dispense with the concept of matter: nature is simply that which human beings perceive through their sense faculties.