Sentence examples for argued been from inspiring English sources

The unit has, Godson argued, been suffering from "ideological Stockholm syndrome".

The aristocracy and the church -- against which the revolutionaries of 1789 had directed their energies -- had, he argued, been bastions of liberty.

The net effect of the week's debate has, Mr. Bush's advisers argued, been to at best discredit Mr. Clarke and at worst cloud the issue.

Western societies since the Enlightenment had, he argued, been informed by "grand narratives" that were no longer convincing stories of human progress.

Those emotions, she always argued, were dishonest.

Omark's move, they argued, was entertaining.

The caller, he argued, was for real.

Keiko, they argued, was already ruined.

These expressions, Darwin argued, were also smiles.

Austerity, they argued, was unavoidable.

Trump, she argued, was an untrustworthy salesman.