Sentence examples for arguing issues from inspiring English sources

Even during a fierce campaign for Senate, Martha Coakley speaks with quiet fervor, a serious woman who has been arguing issues since she was a standout on her Western Massachusetts high school debate team.

She said they spent days arguing issues like whether testimony by Mrs. Astor's accountant, Steve Cohen, indicated that Mr. Cohen told Mr. Marshall that the raise made financial sense, essentially giving him permission to take it, or had merely been trying to give him neutral advice.

Defendants can only argue issues not presented during trial.

Never argue issues or deliver punishments or personal criticism during shared meals, game nights, shared sports events and "family time" that is being substituted for TV nights.

His career included arguing constitutional issues before the court.

"They're arguing that issues like poisoned water should not be debated publicly," he said.

We were never opposed to arguing the issues and therefore we look forward to meeting the judge".

I will get better at arguing about issues that are important to me instead of giving up and/or crying.

Argue issues.

"I have been arguing this issue for 19 years," said William J. Bennett, who was education secretary under President Ronald Reagan.

"We look forward to arguing this issue in court".