Sentence examples for argued represented from inspiring English sources

In a typically perceptive line, Mr. Bryant writes, "Hitting, it could be argued, represented the first meritocracy in Henry's life".

Those rulings, Mr. Masri's lawyers correctly argued, represented a major distortion of the state secrets doctrine, a rule created by the federal courts that was originally intended to shield specific evidence in a lawsuit filed against the government.

Judge Pauley urged the two sides to work toward a compromise "that would allow a political assembly on the Great Lawn," an area that the plaintiffs argued represented "the heart and soul of New York City".

Mr. Rhodes recently reported that reduced maintenance work on buses and trains had led to an increase in breakdowns, which he argued represented an additional "de facto service cut" beyond those in May.

The squiggle — more than just a bridge, he argued — represented a new way to think about Los Angeles.

The white mice in the illustrations, he argued, represent the "color of virginity".

Higher education, Mr. Cooper argued, represents "the last bastion of civility and the last hope for inmates to slip the bonds of incarceration and become tax-paying, productive, caring members of society".

Lieberman's remarks demonstrate the fundamental reality that some Palestinians have argued represents the UN path for statehood — that it is a largely symbolic gesture with no capability to actually enforce the lofty goals it claims to seek.

British emphasis on the bomber, rather than the fighter plane, he argues, "represented a technological way of warfare" that accepted the killing of the enemy by machines.

Squareness, Lewis argues, represented the direct path of the righteous.

Donald Trump, Foer argues, represents "the culmination" of this trend.