Sentence examples for argues whether from inspiring English sources

But we'll have to want to treat it: as Kaplan argues, "Whether you call it a disease or not is not so germane.

"Reality is not a fixed state," one character insists as the increasingly peculiar group argues whether they can live together in this potential utopia, and as they bicker about who has been true or false to whom.

Labor is convulsed by the start of a succession struggle, all while it argues whether to join Mr. Sharon or leave him to fend for himself in a narrow rightist coalition.

So, of course you are all immersed in debate over whether this is really Brett Favre's last stand, as Dan Wetzel of Yahoo.com argues, whether Jerry Jones's head will really explode if his Cowboys lose to Houston, as Roy S. Johnson argues on ESPN.com, or all the other issues covered by ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski, including whether the Bills are worse than chicken wings cooked in shaving cream.

That should embarrass any egghead who argues whether or not a 3% or 4% withdrawal is the safest maximum rate.

A separate thread, started by Tim Bray and countered by Tim O'Reilly, argues whether or not Web 2.0 is a meme or a faux-meme.

Commentators argue whether this "typical" Englishman was overemotional or repressed.

"You can argue whether the BBC is too lenient.

One can argue whether the supercommittee truly failed.

Instead, our politicians argue whether the Education Department should be eliminated.

They argue whether Wrigley will ever be torn down.