Sentence examples for if she argued from inspiring English sources

She was afraid he'd become angry if she argued back.

(Friends have told her she would have more success dating in Mexico if she argued less with men).

Mary partly agrees: "If she argues electability, that's close to 'inevitability,' which is bad... and citing national security raises other problems [like her vote for authorizing the Iraq war]." Then she tries to argue that Bernie might be stronger in a general election, which doesn't persuade co-panelists skeptical why some Republicans seem to be pushing Sanders.

c) If she argues with him?

Respondents were asked the following questions to observe their opinion concerning violence against wives: 'It would be justified if husbands beat them under four circumstances: 1) if she goes outside without telling him, 2) if she neglects the children, 3) if she argues with him, and 4) if she refuses to have sex with him'.

A study analysing the Ugandan DHS data found that the majority of women (73%) and men (57%) believed that wife beating is acceptable in at least one of the following scenarios: if the wife goes out without informing her husband; if she neglects the children; if she argues with the husband; if she refuses to have sex with the husband; or if she burns the food [ 12].

But this Bushian notion only works, she argued, if you are powerful enough to do anything you want, and powerful enough to stop any other country from doing something you don't want.

Judge Cote's opinion described Amazon's business practices in glowing terms, and she argued, "If Apple is suggesting that Amazon was engaging in illegal, monopolistic practices, and that Apple's combination with the Publisher Defendants to deprive a monopolist of some of its market power is pro-competitive and healthy for our economy, it is wrong".

However, she argued, if we put aside spurious claims that sharing economy startups are altruistic at their core, what many of these businesses do have in common is that they are disrupting the traditional agency model for the better.

She argued if she couldn't get in, she wanted her money back.

Indeed, she argued, if Cruz were to win the Republican nomination, it would be in the nation's interest to get the question settled early.