Sentence examples for seriously argued from inspiring English sources
People seriously argued about this.
The paper's editorial states that Leveson's report is "an immensely seriously argued and comprehensive document".
No one, however has ever seriously argued that heroin too can unlock creativity, albeit in a very different way.
During the 1960s, indeed, some seriously argued that technology and automation would soon create a dangerous excess of leisure.
It is seriously argued that ambassadors will not in future give candid advice if there is a chance that that advice might become public.
"During the next decade," F.D.R.'s secretary Louis Howe predicted, "not only the possibility but the advisability of electing a woman as President of the United States will become a very seriously argued question".
Nobody can seriously argue about that".
In Asia today, however, nobody seriously argues the benefits of large-scale conflict.
No one could seriously argue that the Bacon did not sell brilliantly.
No one would seriously argue that state prison time would have had such a positive result.
No one can seriously argue at this point that the death penalty is unconstitutional".
