Sentence examples for argues also from inspiring English sources

Frozen, Garbarino argues, also echoes images of hell in both Dante's Inferno and Milton's Paradise Lost.

But French sources, she argues, also reveal deep ambivalence on the part of the liberated.

Pigou's approach, Mankiw argues, also converts a burden into a benefit.

This movement is clearly talent-led, but, he argues, "also results from policy decisions by theatres, producers and funders.

Achieving peace, Carter argues, also requires reversing two elements of George W. Bush's policy: his coldness toward negotiations between Israel and Syria, and his effort to isolate Hamas.

But some communist parties, he argues, also introduced welfare, healthcare and educational benefits not available in other parts of the developing world; they helped defeat fascism in Europe and Asia, and inspired anti-colonial movements and campaigns against racism.

What is true for cats, Thorndike argued, also applies to humans.

Goldman, the lawyers argue, also sent ACA "a steady stream" of documents correcting Mr. Tourre's misstatement.

Giving people the ability to monitor their vital signs, it is argued, also risks generating needless anxiety.

Such a God, we argue, also cannot condone zulm against women in the form of patriarchy and discrimination.

My self-imposed (or, as Spar would likely argue, also societally-imposed) demand for perfection remained intact following college.