Sentence examples for argued in the first from inspiring English sources

But, it is argued in the first place, speculative philosophy cannot even keep its own promises.

As Kotkin argued in the first volume, the October Revolution was actually two separate revolutions.

As I argued in the first post, dogmatism, or conviction without reason, is the enemy of the democratic enterprise.

I argued in the first article (here) that the current director consent statute, § 3114, is unconstitutional both when it was adopted and in light of Nicastro.

As they argued in the first case, the association says a 1919 homeowners' covenant covering 66 houses allows only single-family residences and prohibits commercial activity.

Families will suffer catastrophic effects and victims of domestic violence may be forced to return to their abusers, it will be argued in the first test cases challenging the government's imposition of a £500-a-week cap on benefits.

The woman was shot about 12 15 p.m., after she and the man argued in the first-floor hallway of the Academic Arts Building, in the middle of the campus, Detective Rehm said.

As Bob Sutton and Charlie Galunic have argued (in the fifth chapter of this book), always being under surveillance, for everything including job-irrelevant things such as how you dress and how you spend your free time, can interfere with job performance.

The first premise is argued in the Third Meditation.

To wit, Dr. Samuelson: Question: As the journalist Arnold Beichman has observed, you argued in the tenth edition of Economics that "[i]t is a vulgar mistake to think that most people in Eastern Europe are miserable".

Question: As the journalist Arnold Beichman has observed, you argued in the tenth edition of Economics that "[i]t is a vulgar mistake to think that most people in Eastern Europe are miserable". Were you unaware of the East German uprising of 1953, the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 or the Prague Spring of 1968?