Sentence examples for argued claim from inspiring English sources

It is a provocative and cogently argued claim.

Johnston's closely argued claims that there is no persisting self and that our identities are in a particular way "Protean" imply that the good survive death.

"He coped with the crosses with no problem, he just didn't get any protection," Ferguson argued, claiming it will be different at Old Trafford.

This protection had become little more than a "racial entitlement", Scalia argued, claiming it was unconstitutional to treat some states differently by making them clear any changes to voting rules with the federal government first.

The investigation into her death was flawed from the start, her parents have argued, claiming that significant leads were sidelined and that the crime scene was fundamentally compromised within hours of Martin's death.

As the Times points out, however, Stutzman's attorney JD Bristol has argued claims that his client is anti-gay are "nonsense," noting, "This is about gay marriage, it's not about a person being gay.

"The NHS is chronically underfunded," he argues, claiming that the service needs at least £1 billion more a year for the next five years just to maintain existing services.In this section After the landslide Are the Tories dead and buried?

Neither police 911 tapes nor witness accounts provide any concrete evidence that he was the aggressor in the 26 February incident, they argue, claiming the case is being exploited by the race-relations lobby.

Silicon Valley, he argues, claims that it can solve big political problems like climate change or obesity.

Marco Rubio, in contrast, Newsom argues, "claims" to understand systemic change, but doesn't really get it.

"This is not a cowboy industry", he argues, claiming that the criticism of fracking has been misguided and harsh.