Sentence examples for i always argue from inspiring English sources

I always argue it this way.

"I always argue, don't take my word for it.

Recently, Lapchick said: "In all my work on hiring practices, I always argue to bring a diverse pool into the interview process and then hire the best person.

"My friend and I always argue about whether or not living on the water is like living at the end of something or living at the beginning of something," she said in an interview on a houseboat the weekend before the Boatel opened.

I always argue that passion is the fire that ignites engagement by inspiring what is possible.

I always argue that there is no day in sports better than tomorrow.

"I always argued against the auteur theory; films are a collaborative art form.

I always argued that it takes a very precise Washington observer to tell the difference between a communist jungle and a capitalist jungle -- both are irrelevant to the jungles of Vietnam.

The most common phrase used by Owen Smith [the challenger] is, 'I agree with Jeremy.' Apart from Trident and Syria – and I always argued for free votes on those because I knew they were conscience issues – on virtually every other area there was consensus".

"I always argued there should be a second inquest following the public inquiry and new evidence coming to light.

This was obviously intended to push Admiralbill's buttons but I could always argue that I thought the article was interesting and might stimulate discussion.