Sentence examples for argue far from inspiring English sources

Yes, he did eventually receive his share of meaningful criticism, including from some people who supported him – but, I'd argue, far less than he might have.

But they predicted inaction on the far more sweeping -- and some argue far more necessary -- structural remedies that would require the agreement of Albany's three top leaders -- Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican; Joseph L. Bruno, the Republican leader of the Senate and Assemblyy Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Democrat.

Indeed, Briggs argues, far from being an advocate for Christmas, he hates the event.

Or is there, as the government is arguing, far too much overlapping, outdated, burdensome protection?

Eventbrite is of course not focused on the nightlife segment, and is, she argues, far better suited to corporate events and meet-ups than club-based funtimes.

In his book Critical Decisions behavioral scientist Peter Ubel, concludes that humans are neither completely rational nor completely irrational, but argues far too often people approach others too logically.

Some people argue that far from being far-seeing, most science fiction simply projects current concerns into a fantasy future unhindered by contemporary reality.

Food stamps, they argue, are far from lavish.

As for Mr. Serrano's work, its defenders argue that far from being antireligious, its subject is redemption, corruption and devotion.

Palestinians argue that far more of them -- 2,103, according to B'Tselem -- have been killed by Israeli soldiers in the last three years.

Part of the Sound Research Laboratories' brief was to develop new instruments to measure low-frequency sound, a task that would, sufferers argue, demand far larger funds.