Sentence examples for recalled argues from inspiring English sources

Shaftesbury, it will be recalled, argues that the discernment of beauty is internal (or mental) on the grounds that the objects of beauty necessarily are: mind alone can discern beauty because mind alone is beautiful, external objects managing a degree of beauty only by having a bit of mind imprinted on them.

Mr. Graham recalled arguing with General Sisi.

I recalled arguing … saying that our lives were not OK".

He recalled arguing with Tom Donilon, the national-security adviser, about the issue.

At least two of them recalled arguing with Ms. Dickinson about price or payment.

Lindh recalled arguing with his fellow-soldiers that "if it was done by Muslims, then it was un-Islamic.

"Everyone's going into Syria anyway, you might as well give Al Jazeera a chance, and address the channel making all these allegations against you," he recalled arguing.

Dempster recalled arguing with university trustees at the time about whether to offer the team an undeveloped stretch of campus along Hempstead Turnpike for the training camp.

John Austin (1962), it may be recalled, argued that speech-act performativity depends in part on features of context, which he formulated in terms of "felicity conditions". For a wedding to be successful, the individual who says "I now pronounce you man and wife" must be an ordained minister, the couple willing, and a witness present.

Boniface, a Harford County horse farm owner who trained 1983 Preakness winner Deputed Testamony, recalled arguing in Annapolis against the use of Lasix — which can reduce bleeding in horses' lungs and cause them to lose weight — and phenylbutazone, an anti-inflammatory known as "Bute".

At the time the tax cuts were enacted, I recall arguing with my longtime friend Grover Norquist that temporary tax cuts were a really bad idea.