Sentence examples for argues as a from inspiring English sources

The aestheticism of high camp, which once had a function (it evolved, Mr Harris argues, as a way for gay men to mitigate their ostracism by feeling superior to the bigots), has now turned into a meaningless parody of itself.

Instead of thinking of fly research as a direct route to medical breakthroughs, it's better to see it, Crowther argues, "as a way of doing quick and dirty research".

The trouble that eventually ended Drew's career at the bank started out, the bank argues, as a precaution, the same kind of precaution, in fact, that set her on a successful career path at Chemical Bank: a major hedge against the possibility of a credit crisis.

So the gradual transformation of James Turner Street into Benefits Street should properly be seen, Chinn argues, as a story of successive governments, both Labour and Conservative, failing abjectly to value manufacturing, and of a consequent, near-total collapse of economic opportunity.

The state has an ally in the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, a journalists' group, which argues as a "friend of the court" that to declare unconstitutional the publicizing of accurate criminal records "could result in over-broad restrictions on the dissemination of truthful information".

It witnessed the collapse of the party system inherited from the Age of Jackson" Biographer Roy Nichols argues: As a national political leader Pierce was an accident.

It is, they argue, as close to a natural experiment as possible.

The American New Critic Cleanth Brooks argued as much in a famous essay called "The Heresy of Paraphrase" (1947).

Obama argued as much in a column for The Huffington Post in October.

More arguing, as a blogger who goes by the name of Isis pointed out in a post titled "Don't Like Arsenic Bacteria?

THAT is pretty much the case the Clinton administration and the Immigration and Naturalization Service have argued as a basis for returning Elian to Cuba.