Sentence examples for once arguing that from inspiring English sources

The rest of the parliamentary group favoured quitting at once, arguing that Labour had little influence over Mr Sharon.

He was a forthright defender of the practice, once arguing that if people had no right to use animals in research, then they had no right to kill them for food or clothing.

She has also expressed skepticism about climate change, consistently opposing Obama's measures to combat it, and once arguing that former vice-president Al Gore, a longtime advocate for steps to combat global warming, deserves an "F" in science and an "A" in creative writing.

Netflix, of course, already challenged television's release model when it offered the entire season of House of Cards at once, arguing that their approach fit consumers' wishes to binge.

And who was it who once argued that the government ought to let the carmakers fail?

Barry Goldwater, a party hero, once argued that "extremism in the defence of liberty is no vice".

John Updike once argued that although fiction can withstand any amount of egocentricity, it is wholly allergic to narcissism.

In asking, "Is More Choice Better Than Less?" the philosopher Gerald Dworkin once argued that the answer is "not always".

Patricia Crone, of America's Institute for Advanced Study, once argued that Islam originated in a revolt by Semites against Byzantine and Persian power.

They, too, were supposed to help Rubio, whose campaign once argued that Nevada would be a firewall for his candidacy.

The artist Judy Chicago once argued that "performance can be fuelled by rage in a way a painting or sculpture cannot".