Sentence examples for splendidly argued from inspiring English sources

And, I judge, I have failed.I worry, too you will have me pegged by now as a worrier about one last aspect of this debate, which has struck me all the more forcefully as our hundreds of splendidly argued comments have accumulated.

Outlawed for years (and still available in the UK only in a cut form), Zarchi's film was later championed by academics such as Carol Clover who argued (in her splendidly titled book Men, Women and Chainsaws) that it was less titillating and therefore more "empowering" than its glossy Hollywood counterparts.

Brentford, who in the first half at Stamford Bridge played quite as splendidly as they had at their own Griffin Park before ceding a late draw, argued not altogether illegitimately that things might have been at least a little different if referee Neil Swarbrick had granted them the briefest advantage and allowed the goal of Marcello Trotta.

They argued and argued.

We argued.

Few argued.

They argued.

It's a game that will likely strain relationships as the two of you argue over the best strategy, but to come out victorious on the other side is a most splendidly satisfying thrill.

In a splendidly ambitious new book, two economists, one at Columbia University and the other at Trinity College, Dublin, attempt to link the two, in a 1,000-year 1,000-year world trade.For muchistorye past millennium, they argue, "the pattern of trade can only be understood as being the outcome of some military or political equilibrium betworldcontradeng powers".For

They argue.

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