Sentence examples for arguing that all from inspiring English sources

Kay Boyle once published a piece arguing that "all creative-writing programs ought to be abolished by law".

Conservatives often accuse liberals of relativism, but Mr. Rubio grabbed that mantle by arguing that all viewpoints are equally valid.

Davis had initially introduced the issue, arguing that all persons liberated by the act be required to emigrate.

"We were arguing that all evidence should be tested, whether or not a suspect had been charged".

Mr. Mica describes himself as a fiscal conservative, arguing that "all taxpayer-funded infrastructure projects must be wise investments".

It is a charge he denies, arguing that all appointments are done on the basis of "meritocracy".

Companies that use such tax strategies objected, arguing that all dividends should be treated equally, and Congress agreed.

His "new political thinking" consisted of removing ideology from foreign and security policy-making and arguing that all states were interdependent.

Mr. Whitman, 54, fought the charges, arguing that all of his trades were made in good faith and grounded in legitimate stock research.

GoodEarth's Lal agrees, arguing that all-natural fabrics and dyes are a luxury product, not suitable for mass consumerism.

This observation confirmed previous findings arguing that ALL-based treatment seems more effective, with a higher response rate and better outcome, as compared with an AML or AML/ALL schedule [ 2, 14].