Sentence examples for he argued at from inspiring English sources

Cantor explained why he argued at the retreat against using the debt ceiling as political leverage.

He argued at the time that he needed money for his foundation.

But he argued at her bond hearing that Ms. Landry should be considered not guilty.

The Aleppo freeze proposal, he argued, at least "kept Aleppo on the agenda – it kept people attentive about the outcome.

(He argued at the time that the agency had enough money on hand to cover its expenses).

He argued at the time for respecting Dante's treatment of Muhammad, as artists like Gustave Doré had done before him.

"Snobbery is universal," he argues at one point.

He argues, at least officially, that this is because they are so much stronger now.

No such thing exists, he argues, at least not in the form commonly attributed to it.

First, as he argues at length, Rockefeller's most eloquent critics, Henry Demarest Lloyd and Ida Tarbell, exaggerated the record and got many things wrong.

Readers of this publication will enjoy Adrian's indignation that the Guardian is full of spelling mistakes, particularly, he argues, at a time when so many good spellers are out of work.