Sentence examples for he always argued from inspiring English sources

He always argued with David about the right picture.

He always argued for 'maximum flexibility.' " Last month, Addington lost this internal battle.

When at the PCC, he always argued his case with passion.

He always argued that the cost to business of emissions curbs should be kept low, and withdrew Massachusetts from a fledgling regional scheme when his demands in that respect were not met.

He always argued that he had been under intense Soviet pressure to act, and that if he had not imposed martial law the Soviets would have invaded, calling his choice "the lesser evil".

Liberal Democrat MP Roger Williams said he always argued for his party to have a presence in the department, but "from what I hear there will be no changes in the number of ministerial posts for the Liberal Democrats and so I'm not hopeful".

Rose laughed when she said, "One day, he's going to wind up being an attorney, and I know he'll be good at that because he always argues with me".

He always argues that, using the rules of aesthetics and narrative and composition, we can decide that some movies are better than others.

Those emotions, she always argued, were dishonest.

He says he has always argued that non-Indian artists doing Indian work should certainly enjoy success, "but I think, for instance, Tony Hillerman's work [mystery novels set around reservations] should be classified as what it is - colonial literature..

He's always argued that he's not racist or far-right, saying he's opposed not to Muslims, but rather Islam.