Sentence examples for argued to us from inspiring English sources
When the victim showed up to court covered in cuts and bruises and her neck in a brace, Steve's parents argued to us that it was a ruse: the bruises were makeup; the neck brace was for show.
At the Energy Information Administration, Daniel H. Skelly, a climate expert, said, "Some people have argued to us that companies are going to stop building coal plants purely because they expect some sort of climate legislation to be passed".
Nearly all the forces have also argued to us that "FOI was never designed to enable applicants to continue a campaign or determined pursuit of information when there are concerns over public authority activities, if these activities have been adjudged to be correct and appropriate".
"You would almost argue to us today that what you are doing is in national interest," Mr. Kohl said.
From time to time, the Liar has been argued to show us something far-reaching about philosophy.
Nobody was ever arguing to give us a smiley ending.
They appear to be enjoying themselves, speaking their minds, arguing, speaking to us, turning towards us and turning away.
Waiting, the book argued, allows us to direct our attention to the Now, and thus offers impenetrable insight into our present reality.
He hopes to be arguing for us to stay in if he manages to successfully renegotiate the terms of UK membership.
Formulaic media coverage, she argued, encourages us to be spectators at a pantomime of powerlessness.
After all, the clients pay us for sex, not to argue with us for using condoms.
