Sentence examples for arguing you from inspiring English sources

Organisers ditched the plan altogether, arguing: "You can't tell 900 Frenchmen that, can you".

There is a case for arguing you should forget about identity politics.

Bloomberg's Transportation Commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan, lobbied the State Legislature by arguing, "You are either for this historic change in New York or you're against it".

And if we're bummed out, and it's not going well and people are arguing, you couldn't erase it with a computer".

The implication that the only greens are members of Greenpeace is like arguing you can only be a feminist if you write for Spare Rib.

He urged the caucus to open its ranks, arguing, "You cannot say, if someone is elected, they cannot speak on behalf of a constituent".

She argued, "You learn in government what the obstacles are.

They would argue: You're a success story.

We argue you can't afford not to do it.

If you've seen the video accompanying the initial pitch, May argued, "you know the building".

"You could always argue you wish you could do better, but we could have done worse, too".