Sentence examples for argue five from inspiring English sources

"My parents would argue five nights out of six and I would awake to the smell of scotch and cigarettes and the sound of their screaming," she writes.

I'd argue two points.

But most writers use myth-busting as a way to argue one side of an issue.

Surely, some criminologists argue, one set of figures is the cause of the other.

Since 1938, as the N.A.A.C.P. Special Counsel, he has appeared before the United States Supreme Court to argue sixteen cases.

By acting more like a benevolent guardian than a traditional boss, argue two business school professors.

The problems of development grow in dense thickets, they argue; one thing is tangled up with another.

To challenge an investor thinking of putting money into a coal corporation, for example, you should argue three things.

Some argue four year terms give voters more opportunity to hold politicians to account.

One could argue two main schools of thought exist within continental feminism on the question of sexual difference.

Sending astronauts to repair satellites is wasteful and expensive, argue three European aerospace engineers – it's a job that could be done better and more cheaply by robots.