Sentence examples for it argued how from inspiring English sources

It argued how dehumanizing victims by referring to them as animals has figured prominently in violent conflicts over the past century.

My kids had been asking for a dog for years, promising to take care of it, arguing how our family wouldn't be complete until we had one.

Even if I argued how unfair it was for me to be in there, no one cared.

Unless people or organisations submit claims to the IPT, it is argued, how will they know whether their communications are being unlawfully monitored".

And, I argue, how the concept of fairness would likely be applied in the case.

It's a truism that the internet has changed everything: how we work, how we communicate, how we consume, and even – it has been argued – how we think.

Furthermore, it has been argued how crucial Nordic principles include 'universalism', 'public responsibility for welfare', and 'work for all' (Kildal & Kuhnle, 2005).

It is then argued how option theory is in most cases not directly applicable to investment in energy systems but requires the consideration of their physical characteristics.

It remains to be argued how plausible that accusation would be.

He argued: "How can nature expressed in human form be indecent?

Derek Cattell Durham Katharine Viner's article was spot-on and well argued (How technology disrupted the truth, 12 July).