Sentence examples for having argued from inspiring English sources

In his testimony, Mr. Coicou denied having argued with Mr. Bell.

Jay then proceeded to point out that ten states had already ratified, after having argued the merits at length.

Having argued along these lines myself a couple of weeks ago, I wouldn't dismiss the argument, but it needs amending.

Having argued with homophobes on and off air, there's very little chance of the majority of them changing their minds.

Simon said it would withdraw its offer if the warrants are granted, having argued that they are costly and unnecessary.

Having argued along these lines myself a couple of weeks ago, I wouldn't dismiss the argument, but it needs amending.

Having heard both sides -- and, when the mood suited, having argued each of them -- I am prepared to agree.

Having argued against the high tension of a quartet reading, an orchestra has to try to capture exactly that.

The government only recently conceded that people were missing, having argued for years that they had joined the Islamists.

Mr. Ancier was especially tied to the latter, having argued strenuously for it last spring before NBC selected its schedule.

Ms. Rice, despite having argued for fully backing the new Karzai government, took a middle position, leaving the issue unresolved.