Sentence examples for argue rather from inspiring English sources

I argue, rather, that mental wellness is part of physical wellness.

Short of becoming a reality TV star, the answer is rote and, some would argue, rather knee-jerk: Earn a college degree.

And, some argue, rather than leaving the entire burden to taxpayers, isn't it a good thing for corporations to play a role in protecting the environment?

"We do not think that the design of 34 East 62nd is appropriate to our block," Mr. Pyne said in a letter to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, "and I would argue rather subjectively that the personality does not fit either".

Incidents such as these can be exploited by al-Qaida and other jihadists to argue, rather convincingly, that the United States is not in a war against terrorism but a war against Islam.

It shows they can find common ground on issues that had caused this polarisation," said Julie de Rivero, Geneva representative of Human Rights Watch (HRW), a global civil-liberties group.For HRW, the outcome added weight to its contention that liberal-minded governments should stay in the room and argue rather than storming out and leaving the ground to noisy extremists.

Even when you're disappointed at the Almeida, you come out arguing, rather than feeling cheated.

Another tendency, led by Julian Steward, argued rather for an evolutionism that was more directly Darwinian in inspiration.

12.25pm GMT He turns to deficit reduction, arguing (rather confusingly) that sticking to the plan involves being flexible.

I don't know if I was arguing rather than learning, but this is precisely what happened.

But the law should be considered innocent on that score until proven guilty, the justices argued, rather than condemned on the basis of mere suspicions.