Sentence examples for ever argues that from inspiring English sources
In other words, The Most Transparent Administration Ever argues that which citizens the President chooses to kill and why is too secret to permit you to know anything about it (unless having you know about it can benefit him politically, in which case dozens of his aides will leak it).
Would anyone ever argue that point?
Few experts ever argued that the law was too lax.
Nobody has ever argued that operational excellence doesn't matter.
No one ever argued that Mr. Weinig was innocent.
"No one ever argued that this is a more productive form of farming," Mr. Murisa said.
No sensible person or politician has ever argued that science is not useful, but many take its contribution for granted.
Their 1997 book, "The Best Bread Ever," argued that the food processor is the key to the perfect loaf.
People might want to hate you for this or that, but at no point can they ever argue that there was a better team than us this year".
It is telling that no one has ever argued that any of the eight cases currently being investigated is not deserving of prosecution.
Not even the most ardent enthusiast for the idea that ontology-recapitulates-phylogeny has ever argued that developing human life passes through a vegetable phase on its path toward full adulthood.
