Sentence examples for caught arguing from inspiring English sources

Google's lawyers were recently caught arguing that Gmail users have "no reasonable expectation of privacy".

Mr Ibrahim takes the long view, arguing it might take another 100 years for Malays to catch up with other races.

Japan, which consumes nearly 80 percent of the bluefin catch, argued that the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, or Iccat, should be responsible for regulating the fishery, not the United Nations.

I caught myself actually arguing with a machine.

After Schaub's incomplete pass to Johnson in the end zone on Houston's final offensive play, CBS cameras caught the two arguing with each other on the sideline and being separated by their teammates.

People are so caught up in arguing about why smartphones are bad, streaming is bad, virtual reality is bad that they overlook the shittiness of one of our oldest modern technologies.

But while business is booming, the company has been plagued by negative news stories, from the #DeleteUber campaign to CEO Travis Kalanick being caught on video arguing with a driver about fares.

Catch me arguing for, and then against, the theory that R+L=J.

(Hillary Clinton was on the other side).Another lucky break came when a corruption case he argued caught Hollywood's attention.

The families of several other black people killed by police – some also caught on video – argued on Wednesday that not even video is enough to hold police accountable.

And once speech caught on, he argues, it gave Homo sapiens a decisive advantage over less verbal rivals, including Homo erectus and the Neanderthals, whose lines eventually died out.