Sentence examples for argued a few from inspiring English sources

As I argued a few weeks ago, we should require investment funds to report carried interest separately on tax returns.

That's what the UK's Foresight report argued a few months ago, calling for the oxymoronic "sustainable intensification".

As Drew Westen argued a few years ago in his book "The Political Mind", political persuasion is all about moving people emotionally, not appealing to their rational faculties.

I argued a few weeks ago in this column why it is no crime for us to accept what somebody else is willing to hand over.

In many ways Mr. Clinton was the opposite, argued a few conservatives, including David Frum, a former speechwriter for President Bush.

But the increasingly grim news out of Pakistan forcefully reminds me of what my dear friend, the late Sir Hilary Synnott, former British high commissioner to Pakistan, argued a few years ago.

As sociologist Saskia Sassen argues, a few major cities are key centers in processes of globalization, including flows of foreign labor.

While you might argue a few of its Chorlton peers have got ideas above their station, the Lead Station on trendy Beech Road delivers consistently.

And with the body view, when I started arguing a few moments ago that the best version of the body view was the brain view, why did that seem plausible?

Smith would have liked to argue a few points with the man, but he knew that the lexicon of the ranch didn't always fare well against footnotes and Ph.D.s.

Au contraire, argued a fearless few.