Sentence examples for have never argued from inspiring English sources

At Shell, we have never argued for such a policy.

But, he said, "I have never argued that public ownership should be permanent".

"We have never argued that it was a brilliant piece of legislation," says Stephen Merkel, Cantor's general counsel.

We have never argued that the right answer is take away all the elements of the Syrian state.

"We have never argued that offering this special savings account would solve every education problem in America," Mr. Torricelli said.

But I have never argued – and never will – that our most sensitive national security matters should be an open book.

In a sense, I've never argued anything else.

Kagan, at the age of forty-eight, had never argued a case before an appellate court.

Before he became a federal judge, he had never argued a single case in federal court.

The comedy partners had never argued about their roles or lines.

She has never argued with the decision that the original rent was too high.