Sentence examples for argues issues from inspiring English sources
Once photography had freed itself from the printed page, where it was accessible to an audience of only one or two people at a time, and was enlarged and elevated, then, as Fried argues, "issues concerning the relationship between the photograph and the viewer standing before it became crucial for photography as they had never previously been".
Even during a fierce campaign for Senate, Martha Coakley speaks with quiet fervor, a serious woman who has been arguing issues since she was a standout on her Western Massachusetts high school debate team.
Defendants can only argue issues not presented during trial.
Never argue issues or deliver punishments or personal criticism during shared meals, game nights, shared sports events and "family time" that is being substituted for TV nights.
"If you don't trust," argues Mr Bositis, "issues really are irrelevant".
Folan argues these issues and more play a role in how black women view interracial dating and themselves.
With the Lees there was also, Mills argues, the issue of age.
They can, she argues, simply issue more equity and have the same amount of money available to lend.
Saving local caribou herds, the report argues, means issuing "a moratorium on all new industrial developments".
