Sentence examples for argued something from inspiring English sources

In the early 1980s, supply-side economists argued something similar about Ronald Reagan's tax cuts.

I said that it had been like listening to each of them talk, and then, as they ate and argued, something else became clear to me.

President Bush argued something along these lines in an Op-Ed article in The New York Times on the anniversary of Sept. 11.

Germaine Greer has argued something similar, claiming, "It is not women who have decided that rape is so heinous, but men".

It may be tempting to see Leonardo's fame as a bizarre madness divorced from his real art and life, and the French critic André Chastel argued something of the kind in a book about the Mona Lisa.

That is, I've often argued, something you should never do — the truth is that we're not that good at the character-sniffing thing (remember how Bush was a bluff, honest guy?), and in any case policy proposals should be evaluated on the merits or lack thereof.

I think he'll argue something like the following.

Instead of arguing something, you just mud-wrestle?

She also argues something larger: They are New York's Most Essential.

The McKinsey report authors argue something similar could be achieved in India by a determined government.

He may argue something can be done by other means such as civil law.