Sentence examples for arguing from that from inspiring English sources

When people are arguing from that kind of standpoint, I don't think reason works tremendously well.

"We've been arguing from the start that there will never be military accountability within the military judiciary.

Horton has argued from this that he would be comfortable with a multiracial society, and that this distinguished him from his contemporaries.

One might argue from this that he bridges the gap between magic and science rather more effectively than might otherwise appear.

Still, industry figures argue from experience that this gap in safety practices is large and significant.

The problems arise, Stephan argues, from how that money is allocated: who gets to spend it, where, and on what.

We argue from this that the DISC1 pathway offers a valid and circumscribed target for additional drug target development.

Do you know the child's game where you have to adopt a point of view and argue purely from that opinion?

21, he argued that banks that benefit from the government safety net should not take undue risks.

The Yankees continued to argue from the dugout that Shuey was not stopping as he pitched from his stretch.

But it is difficult to argue from the evidence that the government is trying to suppress peaceful protest.