Sentence examples for so I argue from inspiring English sources

So I argue that I'm doing Houston food," said Mr. Caswell, an alum of Jean-Georges in New York.

And so I argue to you today: Think about what this does to the economy and to ordinary families in this country who pay interest rates every month.

"None of us has a 'vacation planet' we can go to for the weekend, so I argue that NASA's mission to study planet Earth should be a 'no-brainer,' " he wrote.

"But it would make a huge difference to the north and so I argue that we should move the Parliament to Leeds, somewhere on the outskirts of Leeds – Manchester already has the BBC, does it also need to get the Parliament – Leeds is more or less the centre of the country, not Birmingham.

So I argue, in a paper included in the Nuffield Trust's publication Reconsidering accountability in an age of integrated care, that we must reconsider important elements of the governance and accountability system for health and care: a system that has rested primarily on commissioning.

Or so I argue in Kymlicka, 2016.

So, I argued, would they prefer something sterile and chemically processed, bearing little resemblance to the original?

The effects of climate change were also coming faster... so I argued more should be done," he said.

Nationalist ideology is, after all, a predictable stage in the development in any political culture, and Russia might pass through it painlessly (so I argued in my kitchen).

So I argued that once you understand your company's playscript, you can change it for the better.

So I argued with them for several minutes.