Sentence examples for argued calling from inspiring English sources

"It's time to break up Facebook," Politico argued, calling Facebook "a deeply untransparent, out-of-control company that encroaches on its users' privacy, resists regulatory oversight and fails to police known bad actors when they abuse its platform".

With that in mind, Giuliani craved the spotlight, Kellman argued, calling him the "Donald Trump of prosecutors".

The logo and the team name constitute discrimination on the grounds of race, ancestry, colour, as well as ethnic and national origin, it argued, calling them an affront to his dignity as an Indigenous person".

Greeks have "imposed more austerity on themselves than any industrialized country has suffered since the Depression," he argued, calling for an agreement that takes this into account as well as the legitimate concerns of creditors.

It's a label used to squash the leadership ambition of young girls, Sandberg and her cohorts argue, calling on all of us to visit the campaign's Web site and "Pledge to Ban Bossy".

New media, they argue, call for integration of commerce and content -- sales of kitchen supplies, for example, woven into recipe sections.

The methodological challenges posed by the theoretical approaches on symptom interpretation, we will argue, call for alternative means of data collection in the middle ground between traditional anthropological or sociological research and medicine.

He argued calls, which in his mind comes with the territory.

Why should arguing calls be a built-in element of strategy?

Even at the end, the Mets were arguing calls, throwing helmets and diving into the stands.

The Liberty immediately looked uncomfortable, arguing calls, losing loose balls and throwing their heads back in disgust.