Sentence examples for argues like from inspiring English sources

Businessmen, she argues, like to complicate their affairs as a way of escaping scrutiny.

He said: "Nobody argues like a feuding family, yet blood can be thicker than anything else.

All things foreign, he argues, like Coca-Cola and hamburgers, pollute the Indian spirit and weaken it.

But the Republican brand represents a certain broader approach, Ms. Dabbs argues, like a commitment to fiscal discipline.

There is also Portia, Arden's daughter by the writer, who is being taught by nuns and argues like a Jesuit.

Plainly and persistently presented, the inelegantly titled "American Meat" argues like a fair-minded editorial for a return to more healthful methods in meat farming.

They were arguing like married people.

The kids are arguing like magpies.

"You cannot just argue like a fool and say no.

Of course, they could argue like true lovers too.

Melamid shrugs and says, "We always argue like this".