Sentence examples for certainly argued from inspiring English sources

Conductor André de Ridder certainly argued a passionate case for his symphonic poem, Die Seejunfrau (The Mermaid).

Roger Bolton, the presenter of Radio 4's Feedback, certainly argued in favour of greater journalistic understanding.

Kant certainly argued against a right to revolution; such would be meaningless in a rightly constituted system of law.

You need social workers and human rights advocates, as well, something I've certainly argued for in the past.

The numbers certainly argue otherwise.

You can certainly argue as much.

Trump would certainly argue he could do better.

Now, you can certainly argue there's no moral justification for that dissonance.

The fact that they are finding wide rings MORE commonly certainly argues against that interpretation.

"One could certainly argue that Augstein's criticism of Israeli policy is sometimes excessive," she said.

The pro-sanctions lobby can certainly argue that the measures against Iran are having an impact.