Sentence examples for right in arguing from inspiring English sources
"Is Keegan right in arguing that intelligence is overrated?
Professor Gilbert is surely right in arguing that uncertainty plays an important role in human unhappiness.
New Labour's leaders were right in arguing that the left needed to have a more coherent policy for wealth creation.
And Landmarks West is right in arguing that we can both respect Olmsted and Vaux's overall plan and not replicate it slavishly.
Even if opponents are right in arguing that the price is closer to $80 million, it would be money very well spent.
Mr. Paulson might be right in arguing that it was needed to keep the credit system humming along, and with it the United States economy.
Proponents of group rights, like proponents of individual rights, have been keen to use the language of rights in arguing about the form that legal, political and social arrangements should take.
Where he is undoubtedly right is in arguing that corporate America has done a lamentable job of governing itself.
Where they are right is in arguing that Long Islanders care more about the environment than about affordable housing.
These cases have been cited by human rights groups in arguing that Turkey's application to join the European Union should not be accepted until the country guarantees freedom of expression.
Where Mueller is quite right, however, is in arguing that all too many of the responses to terrorism adopted by the Bush administration have ranged from the pointless to the disastrous.
