Sentence examples for may have argued from inspiring English sources

We may have argued, but I love that man, won't hear a word against him.

China's foreign ministry may have argued that the rhetoric should be dialled down.

Austria's vice chancellor Strache may have argued the case for Austria joining the Visegrád group in last year's election campaign.

While his advocates may have argued that his paintings satirized the use of sex in advertising, he made a certain image of heterosexual male fantasy far too explicit.

Europeans may have argued it lacked width, but this was a team of such fluency and poise in possession that they created it with their movement.

Police believe the victim may have known the alleged shooter, Moises Gutierrez, 22, and that they may have argued over a woman.

Aristotle's report is too slight a basis for reconstructing how Zeno may in fact have argued, and Simplicius is evidently reporting some later reworking.

Unfortunately, the evidence for this particular paradox does not enable us to determine just how Zeno may in fact have argued.

Those low prices, some researchers have argued, may reflect political constraints on pricing carbon directly.

Steep increases in oil palm pollen during the mid- to late Holocene have been observed in the paleoenvironmental record, which some have argued may represent cultivation activities.

Except that, in real life, this free love party – which, some historians have argued, may not always have been quite so consensual on the Polynesian side as it seems in the movie – had a nasty aftermath.