Sentence examples for may be arguing from inspiring English sources

"We may be proposing alternative cuts, and we may be arguing for or against certain cuts".

This suggests that the two parties may be arguing over a year's difference in the rise.

Mind you, it's not long since Jones played Truman Capote in "Infamous," so he may be arguing from unstable premises.

Second, some people in Mr. Obama's circle may be arguing that health care reform isn't a priority right now, in the face of economic crisis.

Guillon may be arguing that the more expensive lines deploy better leathers and are UK produced, but to too many of us this will feel like a case of emperor's new clothes.

You still may be arguing that you can't even get out of bed or off the couch, well that won't fly (unless you get a bird, in which case let it fly around).

It may be argued, and with some reason,.

It may be argued that Parker's documentary impulse is apt for his subject.

It may be argued that the Doctor's paper covered a special situation.

And surely it may be argued that this qualifies on one level.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, December 23 , 1939P. 18 It may be argued, and with some reason, View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.