Sentence examples for he argued of from inspiring English sources

What is the point, he argued, of complacently revealing everything?

This was a consequence, he argued, of Mr Singh's having been fatally undermined by Congress's crown prince, Rahul Gandhi, a possible prime-ministerial candidate.

That was why in 1989 a Paris headmaster expelled three Muslim schoolgirls for wearing headscarves symbols, he argued, of a religious proselytism that is illegal in state schools.

Mr. Harper suggested that any such agreement would include an apparent escape hatch for the oil sands because, he argued, of the energy security benefits they offer the United States.

He argued of the policy that "the whole purpose is to provide an incentive for part-time workers to work more hours without being penalised with a higher tax rate.

I first heard Shawn deliver this monologue in a hotel room in London, in the eighties, when he was in the habit of presenting the piece in drawing rooms — and hotel rooms — as a way, he argued, "of taking it off the cultural menu of entertainment".

"It will deprive them", he argues, "of their ability to be ambiguous.

He addresses the issue of medicalization of certain conditions (or, as he argues, of personhood), whereby pharmaceutical companies "widen the boundaries of diagnosis" before offering solutions.

First, he argued for "the irreducibility of the sacred".

He argued to dismiss one of the indictments.

He argued for peace in place of war.