Sentence examples for argued passionately from inspiring English sources

Romney argued passionately for it; his advisers argued against it.

He argued passionately for going to Congress and the United Nations, and he persuaded Bush.

In the months after the wall fell, she argued passionately for change without disbanding the G.D.R.

In 1880 the deputies argued passionately about which date to pick for the "national festival".

Colleagues at BMG describe Mr. Conroy as a serious presence, who argued passionately for his ideas.

After the war Churchill had argued passionately for western Europe to come together.

Mourning argued passionately that older players needed to counsel and look after young teammates.

(Mr. Obama's choice to lead the C.I.A., Leon E. Panetta, has argued passionately against it).

Alford, who defended himself, argued passionately that he had been set up.

At the constitutional convention, James Wilson of Pennsylvania argued passionately for direct popular election.

The State Department in 1948 argued passionately against supporting a Jewish state in Palestine.