Sentence examples for making arguments for from inspiring English sources

Daniel Larison, in a riposte to Mr. Rubin in The American Conservative a year ago, rejected "lazy 1930s references when making arguments for taking sides in another country's civil war".

Mr. Bush suggested those making arguments for ambitious new forms of regulation — he did not name them, but they include his French counterpart, President Nicolas Sarkozy — were sorely mistaken.

Providing details that make some titter and shift nervously in their seats, she is re-thinking orgasms and the architecture of female genitals, making arguments for the existence of more than two genders and presenting evidence for widespread homosexual copulation in the wild.

I have always believed that gay rights supporters must keep centrists in mind when making arguments for the equal citizenship rights of LGBT people.

"When you look at the figures who are making arguments for same-sex marriage and relationships, there is an expanding literature that is as much as 20 years old".

You could make arguments for both sides.

Both make arguments for an ideal of rebellious harmony.

Cartes de visite portraits also helped explain war and make arguments for it.

But neither federal nor state government has yet stumped up any cash, and the growing pressures on the Colorado make arguments for preserving the Salton a harder call.

Back then, those who wrote about the country had to make arguments for its relevance to, for instance, the larger story of democracy.

Liz Truss, the environment secretary, and Nicky Morgan, the education secretary, have made arguments for staying in the EU in the past week.