Sentence examples for argues for instance from inspiring English sources

A senior diplomat argues, for instance, that "rhetoric which excludes Russia pushes it in the wrong direction".

She argues, for instance, that many women are not as drawn to raising their children full time as they are dissatisfied with their jobs.

He argues, for instance, that the supposedly moderate Powell is at heart a militarist, as the 1989 invasion of Panama shows.

She argues, for instance, that the arrival of the brash and doctrinaire Justice Thomas resulted, curiously enough, in a shift "that would ultimately prevent conservatives from undoing the liberal legacy of the Warren Court under Rehnquist's leadership".

She argues, for instance, that "I Want to Die in My Bed" has too often been read as a piece of liberal quietism — the private citizen who simply prefers to retire from extended military engagements.

He argues, for instance, that "one would be hard-pressed to discover a presidency more dominated by a single foreign policy problem and simultaneously more divided domestically over how to solve it" than that of John Adams -- an observation that conveniently ignores the travails, say, that Lyndon B. Johnson suffered over Vietnam.

Some techno-nationalists argue, for instance, that "American innovation" should receive preferential tax treatment or subsidies.

He argued, for instance, that it would be wrong for the UK to "subcontract" its security to others.

Doctors argue, for instance, about whether fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, which have no obvious anatomical causes, are really diseases.

It argued, for instance, that fraternities are not limited when it comes to the size of their membership.

He argued, for instance, that Ms. Levin had died during rough sex, implying that her killer was provoked.