Sentence examples for really argued from inspiring English sources
"We've never really argued.
"My view is that this indicates how clearly gender roles are accepted in Australia and not really argued here," she said.
When wearing his professional economist hat, what Friedman really argued was that the Fed could easily have prevented the Great Depression with policy activism; if only it had acted to prevent a big fall in broad monetary aggregates all would have been well.
In an interview conducted by e-mail, Dr. David Rosner, director of the Center for the History and Ethics of Public Health at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia, added that "among health and social welfare professionals no one really argued until the 1930's that removing kids was horrifying".
I can't really argue with this.
Nobody can really argue with that assertion.
And you can't really argue.
You can't really argue with that.
Do people really argue about this sort of thing?
Nobody is really arguing about the serial comma.
