Sentence examples for argued aloud from inspiring English sources
Standup Terry Alderton argued aloud with his demonic subconscious; Nick Helm's rasping fury barely concealed a need to be loved; Cariad Lloyd had great fun seeking a father figure in the front row.
"….. usually it is in your head, but now you have to argue aloud.
Participants explained that arguing aloud resulted in improved self-confidence in decision-making.
Mr. Churov's letter, which was read aloud in the courtroom on Friday, argued that most of the complaints on the "Map of Violations" were against United Russia.
In 1849, Mott wrote Discourse on Woman which discussed Adam and Eve, the activities of various women who appear in the Bible, and argued that the Bible supported woman's right to speak aloud her spiritual beliefs.
He also read aloud a letter to the house speaker, in which Reid argued that despite his opposition to the Iraq War, he never used government funding as leverage to end it.
He argued that the episode worked due to two scenes: the sequence in which Mulder reads aloud from Samantha's diary, and the final shot of Mulder being reunited with his sister.
The Canadian critic, historian and novelist Patrick Watson has also argued this point, writing that Those people who say the book is unreadable have not tried reading it aloud.
After the taxidermist reads some excerpts from his play aloud, Henry says that he realizes that the amateur playwright has done exactly what he, Henry, "had argued should be done in his rejected book": he "was representing the Holocaust differently".
Advocates for the disabled have argued that Web sites should be covered under the law, and that companies should use technologies like those that that read words on a computer screen aloud.
