Sentence examples for argues into from inspiring English sources

We changed the irredeemable, as the historian David Blight argues, into positive, inspiring stories.

A whirlwind of fear, failure, and recrimination, this "war" drags every interest group and politician, he argues, into selfish competition for its spoils.

You can't really be argued into rapture.

They argued into the night that the free kick that led to the goal was unjust.

Somehow, he got argued into declaring: it's not for everyone!

A fantastically hard question to answer, and one that has been argued into the ground during the referendum campaign.

We had some fine times – Jimmy and Mary, Hilary and me – arguing into the night until it was time to go home.

There's no discussion with a bigot like this: You can't be argued out of something you haven't been argued into in the first place.

I also have fond memories of Simon Russell Beale and Zoë Wanamaker (at the National in 2007) as a Benedick and Beatrice likely to go on merrily arguing into eternity.

Inside the cafe, four women, carefully coiffed and wearing stilettos for an evening of carpaccio and $20 cocktails, argued into the night about South Ossetia.

His freshman seminar, "Philosophical Analysis Using Argument Maps," is partly an introduction to all those juicy philosophical questions that keep you arguing into the night: Is euthanasia ever justified?