Sentence examples for argued in the interview from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sabahi argued in the interview that although Mr. Morsi won election democratically, he has failed to govern as a democrat.

Dr. Hite argued in the interview against the notion that "men are sexual beasts who can't control themselves," convinced by her research that "sexual harassment is a socially constructed problem, not an inevitable problem of biology".

The Democratic Party platform is expected to include a sentence declaring that the "doctrine of unilateral pre-emption has driven away our allies," and Mr. Kerry argued in the interview that while he would reserve the right to act pre-emptively, he would never make it a core doctrine of American foreign policy.

The president has also been kinder to the financial industry than progressives might like and than those calling him a socialist might expect, Lewis argued in the interview.

As for Mr. Skilling himself, what happened at Enron, he argued in the December interview, was "a tragedy" but not one for which he was responsible.

But Paul Eisenman, chairman of Grassroots Bergen, a liberal activist group in the county, argued in an interview that the Obama campaign had effectively created a parallel organization in the state, and could manage to carry New Jersey despite the divisions in the party in Bergen.

"Whatever we think about American and British behaviour, the blacks themselves voted with their feet, in overwhelmingly greater numbers, for the king," Schama argued in an interview around the time of the book's publication.

But the state education commissioner, Robert Scott, argued in an interview in the fall that Texas was well-positioned to win because of what he characterized as his state's pioneering work in school reform.

Monica Macovei, a former minister of justice and close ally of Mr. Basescu, argued in an interview that the breaches of the rule of law in the run-up to the impeachment referendum were worse than anything since the Ceausescu era, referring to the government's measures to consolidate its power.

(Hours before the attack, Hillary Clinton argued in an interview that the United States should destroy some of Assad's military capabilities. "We should have, and still should, take out his airfields and prevent him from being able to use them to bomb innocent people," Clinton said).

As Aslan argued in an interview with the Washington Post, the power of Christ is that he speaks to people of all backgrounds and ethnicities.