Sentence examples for if he argues from inspiring English sources

If he argues that the American invasion was illegal, for example, the judge could respond that the argument is out of order, forcing him to respond to the charges against him.

In the magazine he is reported as saying he is convinced that a third way emphasis on "strong values, but practical, non-ideological solutions" is "definitely where people are", even if, he argues, "it's often not where political parties are because they want to appeal to their activists".

'If,' he argues, 'two people can enjoy in fact the same level of welfare and exercise the same degree of choice, yet one of them be a slave while the other is not,' the evil of slavery must ultimately not lie in the ideas of autonomy or welfare (Dan-Cohen 2002, pp. 156-157).

Even if he argues for her life, Kenny's pleas might not do much good.

We would not know what kind of empirical evidence someone can provide if he argues for example, that the mind causes a voluntary movement (or that the brain 'produces' a ToM).

If he argues or persists with behavior that makes you uncomfortable, it's time to set clearer boundaries.

If, he argued, they could be guaranteed a son right away, those preliminary daughters would not be born, and population growth would be lower.

He may be right (though I don't think so), but in any event he would be more persuasive if he argued the point rather than asserting it.

The trade unionist and economist said Bono would be doing the country a better service if he argued that Ireland should adopt the model of other equally small, export-driven countries such as Finland, Denmark and Belgium.

What if he argued or yelled or started kicking and screaming?

Obama would face a more skeptical audience if he argued that climate change should be his top concern or a higher priority than turning around the economy.