Sentence examples for he once argued from inspiring English sources

He once argued with a season-ticket holder — in the middle of a game.

He once argued fiercely with Daly as to whether Lanarkshire or Fife was the cradle of British socialism.

Well connected in neoconservative circles, Mr. Gaffney has been known to take polarizing positions (he once argued that President Obama might secretly be Muslim).

He once argued with her about which of them owned the Scilly Islands, without realizing they would soon be removed from him.

He once argued: "The capitalists can always buy themselves out of any crises, as long as they make the workers pay".

He once argued in Congressional testimony that flag burning could be outlawed through legislation, a position he now says he regrets.

It was an admission that all he had once argued was nonsense.

He also once argued that taxpayers shouldn't be concerned about Aids because the only people who got it were gays and drug injectors, and complained that "Oriental people" are "taking over".

In tandem, with this protection, he had once argued against the idea of the federal government controlling a large standing army, comparing it – most memorably and mischievously – to a standing penis: "An excellent assurance of domestic tranquility, but a dangerous temptation to foreign adventure".

He quoted Alexander Hamilton, who once argued that he would rather lose the election of 1800 than support his Federalist Party rival John Adams.

The Bank of England Mr McDonnell stressed that he would preserve the independence of the Bank of England (having once argued that he'd like to see it scrapped).