Sentence examples for argued I would from inspiring English sources
If I were elected mayor, they are said to have argued, I would use the position to undermine the Government and so it would be better to put up with a week of bad headlines than four years.
However she argued: "I would have thought that incentives that encourage diversity of the marketplace might be a better way of ensuring that good writers have a chance to flourish". This week, Rankin will appear at First Fictions, a festival staged at the University of Sussex to celebrate and champion first novels, past and present.
Vickers himself argued, "I would expect them to be a little upset.
Instead, Brady argued, "I would be concerned about overall Democratic turnout against Kirk more than I would be about who is at the top of our ticket".
Of course, they would argue, I would do the same if it was the other way around.
"A nickel," I'd say, and before she could argue I'd have snatched it away.
If I could argue, I'd have become a lawyer, like your husband, no?" Chanel made a mirthless laughing sound.
I mean, I'd argue with the QC, I would argue if I thought someone was wrong.
And I would argue--I would agree with you, because I've followed these issues very closely.
(I would argue otherwise).
