Sentence examples for argued anything from inspiring English sources
In a sense, I've never argued anything else.
He didn't miss a pitch; no one argued anything the entire night.
"The government has not argued anything it has not argued before," said Welch's lawyer, William Taylor.
But for the vast majority of Afghans, they argued, anything less than forceful, visible American leadership would be viewed as tacit United States support for an electoral process that gives unfair advantages to some ethnic groups or individuals.
It is not designed to achieve anything, construct anything, argue anything.
To argue anything else is to reject the clear meaning of our founding fathers".
"It is hard to see that plaintiff's are arguing anything more than their word against SAC's.
To argue anything else is to make a mockery of the legal system in general and the concept (and irrefutable value) of prisoner rehabilitation in particular.
- Fabio Capello Reporter: "Was the Capello era an expensive mistake?" David Bernstein (FA chairman): "It was certainly expensive, no one can argue anything other than that, but it wasn't a mistake" "We want an Englishman full of passion and commitment for our country.
In a week when two German sides were emphatically confirmed as this season's Champions League finalists, it's hard to argue anything else.
