Sentence examples for so she argued from inspiring English sources

What the profession needed was less highfalutin mathematics and more emphasis on persuasion, stories, rhetoric: so she argued.

Even so, she argued that the jury had an obligation to understand not just Smith's awful act but her whole life leading up to that moment.

Ms. Bishop had previously lived in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, and Astoria, Queens, so she argued for expanding the hunt beyond Manhattan.

Or so she argues: that's her thesis.

Even so, she argues, the area in which women are most at a disadvantage is linguistics.

But, if so, she argues, they're missing a trick: "Older women vote – there are loads of them, and even a small change makes a huge difference".

In doing so she argues that by its nature this research is predominantly focused on the female body, both framing women's bodies as to blame for reproductive problems, and then implementing often intrusive procedures to solve the perceived problem.

The thousands of young foreign recruits to the cause of Isis were not "losers" – if so, she argues, why would they leave prosperous, decently governed countries such as Britain and the US to fight in half-destroyed cities in the desert sands?

So, she argues, the result could be far worse.

So she argues it's still "a real bottleneck".

If so, she argues, we are not entitled to turn the trolley onto a stranger.