Sentence examples for is argued a from inspiring English sources
Surely, it is argued, a middle-class wife can only extend his appeal.
Sooner or later, it is argued, a sharp slump in capital spending will bring the economy crashing to earth.
The latter requires, it is argued, a structural analysis of generic environmental issues.
For instance, it is argued, a pile of stones might signal a mountain summit, and physical patterns of ink (words) on a page can be about (many) things.
The idea has come to be negatively associated with an outlook and a period in history when, it is argued, a group of old, white men imposed their views on the rest of the population, who they looked down on.
He has, it is argued, a hatred of British imperialism, which is why, rumor goes, he had a presentation bust of Winston Churchill removed from the White House, Churchill being viewed as a British imperialist archetype.
But to get such growth, it has been argued, an economy must be run "flat out," at full speed.
There was arguing, a lot of bickering.
"The prosecution — and this is not emphasized enough — was arguing a conspiracy case," he said.
