Sentence examples for argued question from inspiring English sources

"During the next decade," F.D.R.'s secretary Louis Howe predicted, "not only the possibility but the advisability of electing a woman as President of the United States will become a very seriously argued question".

We swam in the ocean every day, ate fish that had also swam in the ocean that day, explored the different beaches (which one is the most beautiful is a fiercely argued question around here) and biked the gravely paths that meandered off the main (and only) paved road.

More important, they argued questions of government involving the relationship between church and state.

At its worst, it could be argued, questions might be raised about Batmanghelidjh's own mental health.

The debate about what farming should look like and what its priorities should be for this new age is likely to be one of the most fiercely argued questions as Britain's economy is reshaped.

They have argued questions like whether Hamlet was responsible for the death of Polonius, whether Richard III forfeited all rights to Crown property upon the murder of his nephews and whether "The Merchant of Venice" was written with anti-Semitic intent.

Yet as Onora O'Neill (1996: chapter 5) has argued, questions of obligations and responsibilities should be central to any account of justice.

At the trial he introduces evidence, interrogates witnesses, and argues questions of law and fact.

And still ready to argue questions like "Which is faster, rain, bullets or turkeys?" all day long.

Cable argued: "The question is: who can you trust to do it?

In 1976, for example, the Boston Celtics coach Tommy Heinsohn argued the question with the referee Mendy Rudolph, before getting himself thrown out of the bar.