Sentence examples for directly argued from inspiring English sources

Romney has never directly argued for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

However, such a behavior was neither expected nor observed for a nonfunctional, ectopic protein such as SAv, and our photobleaching results (Fig. S2) directly argued against binding of SAv to intracellular structures.

Of course, directly arguing with the singer is clumsy and weakens your position.

The police force, however, was more cautious about implicating Putin directly, arguing Russian state liability did not necessarily mean the president was accountable.

In it he does not directly argue that America's government (and, presumably, various state governments) ought to give money to descendants of slaves.

In the early nineteen-nineties, the Ben Ali regime carried out a series of show trials, and executions, of Islamists, and Marzouki confronted Ben Ali directly, arguing that he should adhere to the rule of law.

The first letter, like many of the e-mails, tweets, and comments I've received directly, argues that the decline effect is ultimately a minor worry, since "in the long run, science prevails over human bias".

Before directly arguing this point, Damian presents two preliminary considerations which help to put the question in the proper setting.

The passage is relevant since it directly argues against the possibility of artificial intelligence and it even might be interpreted as arguing against the possibility of a universal Turing machine: reason as a universal instrument can never be emulated in space.

Now Goodell is not directly arguing against capitalism (although he appears to be doing so indirectly).

Despite not directly arguing for his innocence, the true crime podcast questioned the basis for Syed's conviction in the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee a case by the prosecution largely built around cellphone records.