Sentence examples for being argued by from inspiring English sources

The issue was bitterly disputed at the national convention, with Machen's position being argued by the bedrock fundamentalist William Jennings Bryan.

It is being argued by some that Bolt was only responding to Blake's twitch, but was so focused on his race that he was oblivious to it.

The application listed an array of problems with the existing Votomatic, many of them similar to the flaws being argued by the Gore lawyers.

Before she passed out, Ms. Briggs begged her neighbor not to call 911 because of the eviction threat, according to the suit, which is being argued by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Lawson v. GrubHub is being argued by Shannon Liss-Riordan, a lawyer who has been involved in several gig economy-related lawsuits.

Fifty years after the assassination, the official conclusions were still being argued by academics and conspiracy theorists.

Something similar could be argued by almost everyone involved.

In court, the cases will be argued by Edward Fitzgerald QC and Paul Bowen QC.

That case was argued by a different lawyer, Roberta Kaplan.

That a particularly close connection exists between myth and music has been argued by Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Strauss

Does criticising Israel make one, as has been argued by Melanie Phillips, an Islamist?