Sentence examples for arguing that you from inspiring English sources

He is not arguing that you can't note when something is wrong.

He opposed this, arguing that "you shouldn't patent something a monkey could do".

"There were a lot of naysayers arguing that you couldn't transform these rooftops," Mr. Stringer said.

"Some people don't like change, but nobody's arguing that you can't do this," she said.

To suggest otherwise, says economics professor Tim Jackson, was once "like arguing that you wanted to sell your grandmother".

Don't leave without getting it signed as there is nothing to stop the firm arguing that you caused the damage.

Is there any arguing that you would be safer in a crash if you wore protective gear?

Then there's a slim volume arguing that you don't actually need to read books to talk about them.

I'm not arguing that you shouldn't aspire to a bachelor's degree because, as you note, it does bring great economic returns.

Conservatives see themselves as having the challenge of arguing that you really shouldn't want the goodies the Democrats are offering you.

Al Gore, America's vice-president, also joined in, arguing that "you don't have to be a scientist to know it's been dangerously hot this summer".