Sentence examples for argue got from inspiring English sources

The country, they argue, got rich colonizing their countries of origin, and yet the French feel no obligation.

Suddenly, the speed and slope of improvement, they argue, gets very fast and steep.

Over two days they argue, get bored, clown around, repeat themselves, contemplate suicide, and wait.

Of course, Maddon came out instantly to argue, getting ejected during a shouting match with West.

Class discussions dictate their own direction and students are encouraged to argue, get inspired and be passionate.

We would argue, get upset and as a result, our communication broke down and so did our intimacy.

And the financial regulatory bill, they argued, got stronger in the last few weeks, leading Mr. Obama to boast at the White House that it was "the toughest financial reform since the one we created in the aftermath of the Great Depression".

Coca-Cola argues getting Britons to drink lower or no-calorie drinks is the way forward.

But women's exercise of that right, Kaufmann argues, gets exploited by the worst kind of men.

Meanwhile, those who are getting the base very, very angry by opting in to the expansion are arguing — get this — that it is good for their constituents.

Williams only grew more irritated and said she was being treated differently from male players who, she argued, get away with much harsher language and behavior on court.