Sentence examples for second to argue from inspiring English sources

He chugged from the third-base dugout to second to argue a critical umpire's call in the 10th inning.

Much of the Republic is then given over to Socrates' attempt to develop first an account of the nature of morality (specifically, of justice) and then, second, to arguing that being moral is valuable regardless of the consequences.

I'm the first to argue that technology has improved my life.

"I was then the first to argue that paedophiles could have no place in NCCL.

Stan Kasten, president of the Atlanta Braves, was the first to argue for a freeze.

The Belgian researchers are not the first to argue against screening.

It was demolished in 2002, and Price was the first to argue against preserving it.

An arch-moderniser, he was one of the first to argue that the party needed to "decontaminate" the Tory brand.

Yet, to Kapuscinski, Herodotus was "the first globalist" and "the first to argue that each culture requires acceptance and understanding".

She was one of the first to argue for the Trust's role in maintaining pristine wilderness areas, such as Balmacara, Glencoe and Knoydart.

Nor is he the first to argue that he had avoided breaking American law by basing his operations in countries such as Costa Rica and Britain, where such gambling is legal.