Sentence examples for proceeded to argue from inspiring English sources

Even the eight-year-old daughter of a female colleague had assumed her mother was a nurse; when the revelation was made she proceeded to argue that Mum couldn't possibly be a surgeon, because she was a woman.

He took me to a party at his friend's house where they proceeded to argue for hours about Web design while I sat on a futon and stared at the ceiling, drunk and bored and terribly concerned that I looked thinner online.

The two candidates proceeded to argue from their two different planets throughout the evening.

And then he proceeded to argue that capitalism would be destroyed by the very democracy it had helped create and made possible.

Feyerabend proceeded to argue that when older theories are replaced, the meanings of the observational terms used to test the theories change.

He proceeded to argue that the units of selection debates should not be about vehicles, as it formerly had been, but about replicators.

It proceeds to argue that Cain never really intended to win.

That topic is whether or not men like to read, and most of the writers begin with the proposition that men do not like to read, and then proceed to argue that, on the contrary, men do like to read.

The brief begins by asserting the UK Government's "firm belief that corporations should not be able to act with impunity vis-à-vis human rights issues", and then proceeds to argue that multinationals should have exactly that – impunity.

The Social Contract begins with the sensational opening sentence: "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains," and proceeds to argue that men need not be in chains.

Admitting that he has no good answer to Mexico City's pollution ("forget about Mexico City, which has horrible environmental problems"), he proceeds to argue that different countries have the right to set different priorities.