Sentence examples for for argues that from inspiring English sources

Taking the long view, E. J. Graff, the author of "What Is Marriage For?" argues that this institution has never been the immutable, sacred bond that conservative politicians insist it's been for the last 5,000 years.

There is a case for arguing that they should.

-- for arguing that consciousness is an illusion -- that consciousness literally doesn't exist.

Their reason for arguing that it is the only one is that only one is necessary.

Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming criticized the administration for arguing that the "sky is falling".

Calhoun was assessed a technical foul for arguing that Boothe had traveled on the play.

There are powerful grounds for arguing that this is part of a trend.

The novel provided an impetus for arguing that the Landmarks Preservation Commission should establish the Ladies Milee Historic District.

Perez was quickly ejected for arguing that ruling, and Joe McEwing followed with a run-scoring single.

Mr Obama is also reluctant to prosecute Mr Bush's lawyers for arguing that waterboarding was not torture, and therefore allowable.

Dr Healy is well known for arguing that Prozac, an anti-depressant drug, raises the risk of suicide among depressives.