Sentence examples for argues much from inspiring English sources

While there is less of a divide between administrators and academics, she argues, much of the former's work goes unacknowledged.

More broadly, she argues, much of China's perceived prickliness is actually a gaucheness at being thrust into new global leadership roles.

As Marable argues, much of Malcolm X's enduring popular appeal came refracted through that imagery, fed always by an enduring sense of black powerlessness.

But Harry J. Holzer, an economist at Georgetown University, argues much of the recent growth at the top reflects insider privilege instead of real productivity.

In Italy, the style of play emphasizes defense; scoring is low, so, Mr. Foer argues, much hangs on decisions of referees who are subject to corruption and manipulation.

In "Bomb Power," Garry Wills argues much the same thing, adding that the advent of atomic weapons has made this concentration of power in the White House even greater.

They do not argue much.

He didn't argue much.

Lisa: We don't argue much anymore.

We don't argue much now.

The Indy's leader, "A blueprint for change at the BBC," argued much the same.