Sentence examples for argues correctly from inspiring English sources

Governor Spitzer argues, correctly, that stronger universities would create jobs and vital economic communities.

That's just modern reality, Mustier argues, correctly: the days of chasing 20% returns are over for all banks.

In it he argues, correctly, that Cuba played a minor role in the overthrow of the dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle.

Berger argues correctly that these disruptions pour from a fount of popular memory; from suppressed and unaddressed grievances.

She argues correctly that many new benefits Mr. Sanders wants would be available regardless of income, so that taxpayers of lesser means could end up subsidizing the rich.

It may be that he argues correctly from premises that are unacceptable unacceptable because they lack the necessary foundation in fact.

He also argued, correctly, that those who found the fight boring had missed Mayweather's genius.

Enthusiasts may argue – correctly – that Square will make money on each payment that is over $10.

He is arguing, correctly, that New York voters are being deprived of their constitutional rights under the First and Fourteenth amendments.

The Africans argue, correctly, that allowing countries outside the agreement to trade diamonds would undercut the control process.

Many argue, correctly so, that if the Sandy Hook massacre could not change anything, then neither will Las Vegas.