Sentence examples for argued for its from inspiring English sources

I was one of those who noted this neo-Gothic horror story from Locarno in 1975 and then argued for its inclusion in the London Festival of that year since it looked as if it had been banned outright for showing here.

Among those who argued for its violent overthrow, some called for "one settler, one bullet".

Oncologists recounted their successes, and patients who were doing well on Avastin argued for its continued approval.

Learning about the rare work's availability on his second day at the Kimbell, he argued for its acquisition.

What seems curious is that, despite the universality of the art, no one until recent times has argued for its necessity.

For example, when The Globe campaigned for handgun control and a bottle-redemption bill, Time magazine said, the newspaper ran hundreds of articles that argued for its views.

It's ridiculous to neglect an airport to the point of it being an eyesore and then argue for its closure because it's an eyesore.

Proponents of the measure still argue for its passage because it would raise the wage more quickly than the state in initial years and add mandatory paid sick days.

But it can argue for its spot on your TV right next to Netflix, with an original show that you absolutely must see (like "OITNB" and "House of Cards").

My aim in this essay is to describe the nature of this genre, to point readers to some exemplary works in it, and to argue for its importance.

But to critique a thesis one must be able to articulate it cogently, hence arguing for its utility as a point of critical reference.