Sentence examples for fluently argued from inspiring English sources

In the course of two hundred fluently argued pages, he reviews postwar history and shows how the Democrats gained (with Truman and Kennedy), and then lost (after Vietnam), and then began to recover (with Clinton), and then lost again (after September 11th) the ability to offer the public "their own narrative of American greatness".

They can argue fluently with their parents about how late they can stay out, but if asked to write a short essay on their three favourite scientific discoveries, they'd be completely lost.

They argued and argued.

Few argued.

We argued.

They argued.

I had to learn Hebrew fluently in the first year to argue with them.

Mr Ferguson argues trenchantly and marshals evidence fluently, on a wide front: economic comparison, diplomatic analysis, military commentary and cultural reflection.

First, the team argues that a proper generalized AI should be able to fluently communicate in natural language with humans.

And he attacked educationalists who argue that learnt knowledge is less important in the age of Google, saying "it is no more possible to think fluently on a given topic with the help of the internet than it is to talk fluently in a foreign language with the help of a bilingual dictionary".

They argue.