Sentence examples for likely argued from inspiring English sources

First, Liszt's own attitude toward program music was derived from Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, and he would have likely argued that his music, like the Pastoral, was "more the expression of feeling than painting".

Ask your other half how to get round to the good side of their parents, they have most likely argued with them and then got in their good books again.

It will likely argue that St . Vincents could not survive unless the development plan were approved.

He will likely argue that Social Security can be saved without calling it a failure.

Snowden would likely argue he is not guilty of a crime and claim the charges are politically motivated.

And the defendants will likely argue that marriage is immutable, and sexual orientation is a performative act, a chosen identity.

The Trump campaign — and surely WikiLeaks itself — would likely argue that the organization is a journalistic outlet.

Yahoo will most likely argue that the impact is minimal and that users are still happily using its site, albeit in somewhat declining numbers.

Her lawyers will likely argue that if the F.B.I. failed to detect Mateen's radicalization, his wife would not have been able to do so either.

Tom Larmore, a lawyer who heads the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce Living Wage Committee, said opponents of the ordinance would most likely argue that the law denies equal protection to businesses.

Ailes will likely argue that the court should dismiss the lawsuit to disallow an end run around the Fox arbitration clause.