Sentence examples for argue trying from inspiring English sources

It is no good, they argue, trying to punish Iran into giving up its nuclear-weapons programme.

Then, as the Harvard professor Stephen Walt has argued, "trying to 'rebrand' Israel through a one-sided PR campaign could be counterproductive".

We waste far too much time, she argues, trying to perfect our mental state – to make ourselves feel happy or motivated or optimistic.

"This isn't my home," he argues, trying to leave for another mission, as she begs him for a long-promised lazy morning in bed.

INSTEAD of giving up on government, the Democratic wonks have argued, try reinventing government.

The private sector, Hammond argued, tried to do a job "incredibly leanly with very little resilience".

Band Aid (Dir: Zoe Lister-Jones) A couple who can't stop arguing try to save their marriage by turning their rows into songs.

Instead of arguing, try and convey what you want to say with love.

Instead of arguing try to calm him down and discuss the matter, if he doesn't want certain things the way they are, they can be changed.

Opponents of the law argue that trying to legislate morality is like trying to protect matrimony by abolishing divorce.

He is instead likely to argue for trying many different things and erring on the side of overreaction.