Sentence examples for be argued of from inspiring English sources

"It could be argued of Alec that, for all the luster he had, basically he, too, was a character actor".

It is not as if he has some vague debt to the breed, as might be argued of a Flat champion with a legacy to establish at stud.

It could be argued, of course, that students still get an increased maintenance loan to get them through, but why should students have to settle for more debt?

It could be argued of course that both those composers had converted to Christianity, although Schoenberg returned to Judaism in the 1930's.

It could be argued, of course, that all the compounding, compacting, parenthesizing, and agreeing are attempts to render meaning ultra-transparent.

But if all-female productions can be hailed as delving deep into the tangled gender politics of classic texts, surely the same can be argued of any cross-dressing production.

It has been argued of late, most forcefully by Roberta Smith, in the Times, that museums should abandon their ostracism of outsider and folk art.

The Italian Renaissance can be argued out of existence as easily as the Spanish Inquisition.

Hence, the classification of our population into different seasonality groups could be argued to be of uncertain clinical validity.

Writers of various ideologies have been arguing of late that Americans of different social classes live increasingly in parallel worlds.

Geron now licenses the use of these cells for many commercial purposes, but the two have been arguing of late about exactly how far Geron's rights extend.