Sentence examples for of us argue from inspiring English sources

Some of us argue that people can read between the lines and if they cut the thing or if it's somewhat spun, people understand".

Some of us argue we were born less fortunate with little or no starting points.

No doubt, all of us argue for changes in how the law of copyright regulates culture today.

"What's the use of us arguing," said Woody.

And then another about a few other things (a photograph of us arguing sits proudly on my mother's wall).

But some of us argued that this was a temporary blip, driven by the indirect effect of commodity prices even on core prices.

Those of us arguing that Labour needed a tougher message on the big issues where the party lagged behind failed to get a hearing.

In the 1990s, when a few of us argued strongly that our country was not cut out to be in the euro zone, keen advocates of European unity tried to write us off as skeptics.

But Rattner is trying to make his case by attacking views that aren't even a caricature of what those of us arguing for less obsession over debt right now are saying.

In his words:Back in 1981, when Rupert Murdoch was allowed to take [the Times and Sunday Times] over without the then Thatcher government referring the takeover to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission, many of us argued against that and said it was unwise simply in the application of the competition rules pertaining at the time.

This week, while many of us argued over a garment, protestors rallied in the streets of Dhaka to demand justice over his murder.