Sentence examples for everything argues from inspiring English sources
Everything, argues Cook, that we think of as art was already present in the culture of these early people.
The talents of individuals such as Disney and the Shermans changed everything, argues John Kenrick, a musical theatre and film historian.
Even measured at purchasing-power parity, China has only about a fifth of America's capital stock per person, depending on how its PPP rate is calculated.China needs to "produce lots more of almost everything", argues Scott Sumner of Bentley University, even if it does not produce "everything in the right order".
There, everything argues against a rush for the exit.Although Mr Panetta paid lip service to Lisbon, stressing that his proposal did not mean early withdrawal and adding "we've got to stick to the Lisbon strategy", he was, in fact, carefully undermining what had previously been agreed on.
Klein, whose latest book, This Changes Everything, argues governments have fundamentally failed to deal with the issue of climate change, said Abbott's promotion of coalmines and the attempt to keep climate off last year's G20 agenda "crossed a line where it's impossible to come back from".
His first book, The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything, argues that trust is the foundation of profitable enterprises and successful relationships in the business world.
"Context is everything," argued Mr Sherborne, who admitted that Boyle's humour was extremist.
He denied everything, arguing that it was impossible, and that it couldn't have been him.
Don't criticize everything arguing it's not like this in your homeland.
What the Frenchman said of the Eiffel Tower (it is a "virtually empty" sign that therefore "means everything"), Conrad argues is true also of the Shard in London.
Switzer and Klein also clashed over climate change, which is the topic of Klein's latest book, This Changes Everything, which argues that capitalism is unsuited to tackling the issue of soaring greenhouse gas emissions.
