Sentence examples for argues us from inspiring English sources

"It is a rare picture which stuns, or argues, us into silence," he writes.

But that trend is all wrong, argues US academic Matt Might in his work-life balance blog.

In 2011, he vetoed a similar UN resolution, arguing US-brokered talks would find a way forward.

He argued US soldiers had not been his targets, blaming instead "the likes of Dick Cheney, George Bush and Tony Blair" for their deaths.

Understanding Darwinian drives, Barash argues, helps us understand what really motivates literature's most famous characters.

Fashion, she argues, offers us an idealised version of the self – richer, slimmer and invariably younger.

He argues that US media giants remain dominant in countries with populations of less than 100 million, including Britain.

Gurria argues that US economic fundamentals – growth, job creation and inflation rate – are strong compared with most of the world.

Winter argues that US citizens have the right under a 1978 supreme court judgment to gain access to judicial documents.

Privacy, he argues, "allows us to reinvent ourselves, or at least maintains the valuable illusion that reinvention is possible.

Yet the government argues that US law does not apply to protect the human prisoners there".