Sentence examples for said argued from inspiring English sources

A lot of the older women, he said, argued, "Well, at least he really loves her".

The president, officials said, argued that the Republican proposal did not add up arithmetically or politically.

Mrs. Clinton, administration officials said, argued that imposing sanctions would focus the attention of the Iranian government.

Some, he said, argued for a Muslim uprising to support Mr. bin Laden.

Mr. Cheney, officials said, argued vociferously inside the White House that the administration should not join the call for scalps.

The bill passed despite opposition from some Republicans who, Ms. Rosenthal said, argued that the disclosure would stigmatize buildings and drive property values down.

Mr. Hollande said, arguing for sticking to a single televised encounter.

The same can be said, argues Mr. Katz, for other aspects of our instinctive approach to our surroundings.

"Islam and Communism cannot exist together," Karnavian said, arguing that Indonesians should remain vigilant against any ideology that threatens Islam.

"People are very angry," he said, arguing that Mr. Abbas's actions are "all coming too late".

"We're ready to debate the content," he said, arguing that the debate over artificial insemination is outdated.