Sentence examples for argument she was from inspiring English sources

Once, he told her that the argument she was making about genetics was probably not correct.

She noted that she used the phrase in the context of an argument she was having with Mr. Donziger over the best way to release the Cuomo letter.

Badinter says that she doesn't recall the "details," only the argument she was trying to make: that French men and women were "collaborators, not adversaries," in seduction and life and perhaps, because of this, had a better time in bed.

Sam Creighton When a casting agent approached Katie Jarvis at Tilbury Town railway station in Essex to interrupt the argument she was having with her boyfriend, the 17-year-old thought it was a joke and had to be persuaded to part with her number.

In the course of the argument, she was accused of burning the Koran.

In the course of the argument she was accused of burning the Koran and a crowd overheard and attacked her.

It's an argument she's made before, when she compared 'acceptable' white girls in bikinis to her 'unacceptable' Anaconda cover art".

First, if at all possible, try to neutralize your feelings about Elizabeth Warren (or any politician, for that matter), and concentrate on the data that supports – or undermines – the argument she's making.

Their argument: She's a new-generation voice who's proud to be both a black woman and a fiscal conservative, not to mention a staunch critic of illegal immigration.

And while she was increasingly skeptical of the arguments, she was reticent to step out too far into the public eye.

The two arguments – she's a tart and you can't believe a word she says – were what women, not surprisingly, feared.