Sentence examples for argued saying from inspiring English sources

But looser regulation played virtually no role, he argued, saying that is simply an emerging myth.

The Orioles argued, saying the ball grazed the pole, but after the umpires reviewed it, they upheld their original call.

That was the key figure, he argued, saying: "Our true commitment was to reduce the structural deficit".

Iran would not be the first to renege, he argued, saying that "the overwhelming interest of Iran is to comply".

"Inequality is dragging Australia down," Macklin argued, saying the "gap between the very wealthy and everyone else is getting wider.

"They are catering to the industry — guides, outfitters, landowners, things like that," Mr. Boulter argued, saying groups that support wolf hunts are not necessarily conservationists.

Saltzman argued, said Jacobson, that what she termed "distractions" such as human lampshades had created "fodder for the Holocaust deniers".

The new idea "is elegantly argued," says Michael Gray of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, but he and others say they're not ready to abandon the classic theory.

The paper "is very well done and well argued," says climate expert Mark Cane of Columbia University's Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.

"Overseeing just [a minuscule fraction] of research projects could not possibly 'bring science to a stop,' as some have argued," says Ebright.

Living alone does not necessarily mean being lonely, Danielsen argues, saying that she meets others often in cafes and restaurants.