Sentence examples for argued some from inspiring English sources

The band struck up "I Won't Dance," which argued some wit, he thought.

Milburn argued: "Some people can afford to work for free, but many cannot.

School of Law, and others have argued, some of the blame for the decision should go to Congress.

And so the top two … We argued, we thought, we argued some more, but we couldn't separate them.

But, as the many organisations calling for change have argued, some progress is better than no progress at all.

So can puppets -- as Heinrich von Kleist, the Prussian dramatist and puppet theoretician, argued some 200 years ago.

Yet the two are connected, argue some people.

Some days you argue, some days you don't.

They have, he argues, some features in common.

Intelligence officials now argue some of it was fabricated.

Williams' only real chance is to argue some legal error.