Sentence examples for strongly arguing from inspiring English sources

When the son proposed moving his mother near his home in New England, a nephew objected strongly, arguing that the woman wanted to stay where she was.

I'm pretty sure Woodford believes in the second point, as do I; Krishnamurthy and Vissing-Jorgenson (pdf) have been strongly arguing for the first.

Labor was deeply divided on the reforms, with Labor senators, including the Senate leader, Penny Wong, and deputy leader, Stephen Conroy, saying they would entrench a Coalition advantage in the upper house, but the shadow special minister of state, Gary Gray, strongly arguing they were "the right thing to do" in the interests of democracy.

McAfee [3] expresses a desire for more evidence-based decision-making, strongly arguing against intuition.

He defends the notion of plurality of forms while strongly arguing for the essential substantial unity of the human being.

In addition BRCA1 downregulation is fully reversible, strongly arguing against any involvement of caspases in this early event.

The evidence, however, strongly argues otherwise.

"The Navy strongly argued for shorter-term cost savings.

"I would strongly argue with that," he said.

"You need different ideas to be strongly argued," he explained.

I would strongly argue that they aren't.