Sentence examples for began arguing that from inspiring English sources

But last year a Poe scholar in Philadelphia began arguing that Poe's remains belonged in Philadelphia.

But last year Edward Pettit, a Poe scholar in Philadelphia, began arguing that Poe's remains belong in Philadelphia.

But, fortuitously, while the company was developing OxyContin, some physicians began arguing that American medicine should reëxamine this bias.

But once the Madoff empire collapsed, Mr. Simkin began arguing that he and Ms. Blank were mistaken about the existence of the account.

Other senior Republicans began arguing that the party had to change tack or risk losing young voters, who overwhelmingly support same-sex marriage.

As details of a possible settlement appeared in news reports over the last week, Google's competitors began arguing that a settlement without court-enforced sanctions was meaningless.

Apple, claims the DoJ, has only recently begun arguing that it isn't legally required to do so.

In recent weeks, some prominent academics here have begun arguing that the commission's entire focus on deficits is misplaced.

Some on the right have already begun arguing that the fact that the Tsarnaevs apparently owned their guns illegally is evidence that gun laws simply don't work.

Cliven's lawyers in Nevada filed a motion requesting that he be granted release before the trial begins, arguing that he was not violent during the 2014 confrontation.

Any useful idiot even remotely tempted to begin arguing that, as a recovering addict, Brand is a worthy witness is hereby advised to stop being so bally silly.