Sentence examples for argued right from inspiring English sources

According to Neal Gabler, the author of "Life: The Movie -- How Entertainment Conquered Reality," a federal censorship bill proposed in 1916 argued right from the get-go that lunatics might imitate the actions they saw on screen.

When the uncle came around to fetch Aanakwad, in his wagon fitted out with sled runners, it was very hard, for she and her husband had argued right up to the last about the children, argued fiercely until the husband had finally given in.

But Murray argued: "Right now it takes so long to change things.

But, Shue argued, rights are as much about our duties as about our freedoms.

"If it was, we'd probably be in here arguing right now".

"Sometimes young players can argue right or wrong that the chances were not too many for them," Mourinho said.

It's hard to argue right now, they are smoking these Swedish fish, and it doesn't look like stopping anytime soon.

He spoke twice of arguing "right up to the end" and did not mention Mr Juncker by name once.

I've heard stories of couples arguing right up 'til the moment the name is printed on the birth certificate.

If we argue right now about which island to go to, we'll be arguing as the ship sinks into the cold, dark waters of the night.

That said, you could probably argue right now, the #1 seeds in each region might be Trump, Bush, Rubio and Walker respectively.