Sentence examples for because they argued they from inspiring English sources
They called themselves the Blues Brothers, and when Mr. Styron's memoir of depression, "Darkness Visible," became a best seller Mr. Wallace and Mr. Buchwald demanded a piece of the action because, they argued, they had talked Mr. Styron out of killing himself.
They defend dangerous traditions harmful to girls and women because they argue they are central to their culture.
Black-cab drivers have taken exception to the mayor's proposals because, they argue, they discriminate against daytime drivers.
They are not necessarily seeking to torpedo the legislation but are aiming to persuade Congress that venture capitalists should be exempted from any tax increase because, they argue, they are fundamentally different from hedge funds and private equity investors.
'It's in the new Maths and Statistics building because they argue they are the only people who think in an abstract way!' Shalgosky's mother was a painter.
Royal Bank of Scotland shareholders are claiming more than £4bn because, they argue, they were misled by the bank during a cash call it launched before being bailed out by the taxpayer.
Other scientists questioned Forward's calculations, because, they argued, his figures weren't precise enough.
This is because, they argue, there was a "confluence of circumstances".
But because the plaintiffs are older, they argue, they should be less accountable for their mistakes.
Because they argued now, they wrangled and fought and debated, and it was no pleasure to see her in that motel room with the queen-size bed and the big color TV and the soaps and shampoos they made off with as if they were treasure.
