Sentence examples for argued took from inspiring English sources

The worst clashes, he argued, took place between Islamic and other civilizations.

Their financial expense, the director argued, took on an ethical dimension in the context of its Surinam locations: each shot cost as much as one local actor earned in a month.

The former Arkansas governor went out of his way to praise Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who he argued took a major political risk domestically to speak before Congress this week and warn of the potential negative consequences of accepting "a bad deal" from the Iranians.

Lutherian severity lies at the core of Bach's St. Matthew Passion, which, scholars have argued, takes that 1519 treatise as a model.

But ultimately argued taking care of their health shouldn't be something women need be ashamed of.

That continued Thursday night as most of the questions — and the high-decibel arguing — took place with him watching.

HMRC has challenged a number of schemes that, it argues, took advantage of reliefs aimed at boosting investment in the British film industry.

Capitalism in America and Britain, he argues, took off when governments decided to make it easy for people to get title to their property.

Migrants, he argues, took social houses, put pressure on the health and benefit systems, and created problems in communities as a result.

And Roy, I would argue, takes inspiration from sources closer to home.

Those businesses, as Paul argues, take a risk by maintaining, in this example, racist policies.