Sentence examples for he never argued from inspiring English sources

And because he was popular with umpires — he never argued balls and strikes — he could glean useful information about pitchers they had recently seen.

In testimony last week, Mr. Coicou said that he never argued with Mr. Bell, and that their conversation was benign.

My older son says he never argued with the people who asked him if he was donating his proceeds to charity.

He never argued with composers or tried to make them simplify technical challenges, but considered it his duty to present their original vision in as intact a form as possible.

Jamie has been brought up with the belief that Muslims are bad, and he never argued – after all, some of them killed his sister – but Sunya is different; they can be superheroes together.

Slonimsky would have expected as much: he never argued that the passages in his thesaurus always produced the most beautiful or appealing music only that they were effective, as anyone who has listened to Swedish pop would know all too well.

Although Aristotle does claim that if his opponent rejects PNC across the board, she is committed to a world in which anything goes, he never argues that if (per impossibile) his opponent is committed to one contradiction, she is committed to anything, and he even considers that the opponent's view might apply to some statements but not to others (Metaph IV 4 1008a10–12).

If a person claims he or she never argues in their relationship they are either lying or they are lying.

"You mean they never argued, never had a difference of opinion?" he remarked.

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

Guido reminds them that they never argued.