Sentence examples for argued very from inspiring English sources

Nor have they argued very much about the evidence.

"We argued very hard and very convincingly," she said.

Paul Wolfowitz argued "very strongly" at that meeting for retaliation that included Iraq.

He argued "very strongly for a laser-like focus on al-Qaeda in Afghanistan".

Classical influences on the emerging Nyquist and root-locus theory were therefore natural and, it can be argued, very successful.

They argued very strongly that we needed more time to find the right singers, retool the show.

Ade and I argue very little.

"I would argue very few Catholics are in that position.

The government argues very few third party organisations will be caught up by the new laws.

But in doing so, he is arguing very much against the current trend.

"One can argue very, very strongly that most immigrants add tremendously to the economy," said Mr. Murdoch on Tuesday night.