Sentence examples for beginning we argued from inspiring English sources

It was very funny, four people all said, 'Oh, you must meet Toby Eady.' At the beginning we argued quite a lot but when I found out how many Chinese writers and students he had helped, and that he had been to China many times to make up his own mind about it, I started respecting him.

At the beginning of this article, we argued that neither the momentous reforms of Chinese society under Communism nor the country's transition to capitalism after 1978 have managed to dislodge filial piety as a central organising principle of family life.

At the beginning of this paper we argued that INDEPTH needs to do more to document and publicize its achievements over the first decade.

At the beginning of this paper we argued the state-of-the-art of whole system assessment of biofuels was significantly limited by a tendency to focus on biomass supply to the relative exclusion of issues arising from the rest of the bioenergy chain, and by the weak integration, if at all, of the social dimension.

We argued from the very beginning.

Then, shortly after we got married, we began arguing more and more.

When we replace human caregivers with robots, or talking with texting, we begin by arguing that the replacements are "better than nothing" but end up considering them "better than anything" — cleaner, less risky, less demanding.

"We began to argue less.

We began to argue about what to see.

We began to argue, and in the presence of his aides, Boone made cutting remarks about my work.

We begin by arguing that the field estimation problem is equivalent to estimating the sources of the field.