Sentence examples for argued from the from inspiring English sources

But for me, I argued from the point of democracy".

One Yale debater argued from the floor that it was simply a matter of good manners.

"The Rossi Cup Moot Court Competition was extraordinarily argued from the preliminaries until the final round.

Mark Buehrle, a starter during Tuesday's doubleheader loss, argued from the bench and was ejected.

She argued from the bill's legislative history that Congress did not intend for the penalty to operate as a tax.

America's unique brand of ideological anti-statism is historically inseparable (as I recently argued) from the legacy of slavery.

Sir Alan, who obtained his economics degree by correspondence course, argued from the early 1960s that strict monetary targets were the key to handling the economy.

Thatcher argued from the late 1970s onwards that charities could do a better job than the stifling state in delivering local services, being more flexible and innovative.

Despite the realist tilt, Obama has argued from the start that he was anti-ideological, that he defied traditional categories and ideologies.

On Iraq, Biden argued from the outset that the U.S. needed more troops, more civilians, more focus on politics and the long term.

For Zuma supporters, the decision on Monday was seen as a vindication of their leader, who has argued from the start that the charges were politically motivated.