Sentence examples for probably argued that from inspiring English sources

He probably argued that human seed was drawn from the brain (DK, A13).

On Friday Ray Kelly, New York's police commissioner, mused that the mayor had "finally left New York for someplace better although he'd probably argue that's not possible".(Photo credit: AFP).

Armit noted that though influential, most anthropologists would "probably" argue that Arens' wholesale dismissals had gone "too far".

The discussion continued that evening, and Mr. Obama decided on the course Mr. Summers supported.But both men would probably argue that passionate debate is helpful in such circumstances.

Then: "The same purist would probably argue that water and fructose is not 'real' wine".

The White House would probably argue that raising taxes on investment income simply isn't politically feasible.

The banks would probably argue that they are only doing what the Office of Fair Trading told them to.

Most fans would probably argue that some sort of action is desperately needed.

The Vatican prosecutor, Nicola Picardi, will probably argue that they've got Mr Gabriele bang to rights.

You could probably argue that Flashdance is the better film, but it is Dirty Dancing that captured our collective heart.

Despite this, your average middle-class professional would probably argue that they need all this help to keep in shape.