Sentence examples for passionately argued from inspiring English sources

In her testimony, Mrs. Clinton passionately argued against that approach.

Lucidly written, passionately argued, it elevated the debate to a philosophy of history.

6. (SBU/NF) Premier Williams passionately argued that the British bear some responsibility for TCI's mess.

When talk turned to national politics, Mr. Lazio passionately argued that Nixon had been railroaded.

"Ethical Realism" is passionately argued and bristlingly accusatory (more Lieven than Hulsman, one suspects).

And anthropologists have passionately argued over a Pentagon program that uses these social scientists in war zones.

In this complexity, he passionately argues that his city hardly deserves the simplistic "crime town" label.

Senator John Kerry, who accepted the Democratic nomination on Thursday, just as passionately argues that working families are being left behind.

President Bush, having weathered a recession and a prolonged slump in jobs, passionately argues that they are not.

He passionately argues his case, but is also first to point out the parts of his theory that are incomplete, eager to anticipate and confront possible counterarguments.

In the book "Koji Kondo's Super Mario Bros. Soundtrack," the theorist and composer Andrew Schartmann passionately argues for the radical legacy of video-game music.