Sentence examples for consistently argues from inspiring English sources

Trump consistently argues that he only hires the best people, and when in office his inner circle will consist of "people you've never heard of that are better than all of them".

In today's government, only Vince Cable consistently argues for it and is thus nicknamed the "anti-business" secretary by many on the right whose understanding of what drives success in modern economies and societies is close to zero.

He also maintains that the government consistently argues that the program is needed for quick searching at a moment's notice, but fails to back that up with real-world examples.

While on the one hand Nishida becomes increasingly concerned with allowing for radical interpersonal alterity within the place of absolute nothingness, on the other hand he also consistently argues from early on that "consciousness" should not be thought to necessarily entail an unbridgeable epistemological subject-object split.

Cohen, says Angela Stent, has drawn attention because he "consistently argues the Kremlin case" and cites facts that the majority of western Russia watchers dispute.

Ironically, this man who worries so much about the doom that comes with the loss of a societal Center consistently argues that individuals cannot operate without some notion of a Center.

So I consistently argue against my own financial interest".

He has consistently argued that Evans deserves the right to return to football.

The Australian government has consistently argued the detention regime is a matter for the Nauruan government.

The British have consistently argued for a political project by making an economic case.

The IFS and Office for National Statistics have consistently argued that crude comparisons between public and private sector wages are misleading.