Sentence examples for it's arguing from inspiring English sources

It's arguing about what is fair.

It's arguing that it's an exciting time for the industry.

Any utilitarian argument for art will succeed only in diminishing the thing it's arguing for.

When Labour argues for real, knowledgeable, locally based banking and training, supporting high-end companies, plus a fair tax system designed for citizens, not global parasites, it's arguing for a European future.

And it's funny because the statement embodies the difficulty it's arguing for – "difficulty" not necessarily in the literary sense, where it's conflated with "obscurity", but in the sense pertaining to human beings, as in "She's quite difficult", where the word is synonymous with peculiarity, intransigence and eccentricity.

It's arguing that the procedures followed were wrong and that TfL has subsequently failed to enforce the law.

"That's not America" it's argued.

It was arguing all the time.

It was arguing that Trump succeeded because of his platform.

Slavery, it was argued, was ceasing to be profitable.

Anyway, it is argued, South Korea is not ready for reform.