Sentence examples for that arguing that from inspiring English sources

The porn industry is trying to change that, arguing that the rules are outdated.

They reacted with alarm to that, arguing that the measure imposed steep compliance costs and unrealistic deadlines.

An Egyptian government spokesman disputed that, arguing that this summer was the first time that Western citizens had participated in illegal or violent street protests.

Some senators have raised questions about adding a separate $800 charitable deduction for married couples on top of that, arguing that it will encourage fraud.

I challenged him on that, arguing that hip-hop culture is hugely influential and, therefore, he shouldn't assume that rappers' attitudes toward women don't impact a person's views and behavior.

The Democrats would have to vote to put the question on the ballot, but Mr. Sweeney said he would not do that, arguing that civil rights questions should not be decided by a ballot initiative.

"You couldn't get a C-plus on a political strategy paper that argues that would be the way to get something done," said Gene Sperling, an economic adviser.

This is different from countervailing data that argues that your initial thesis is wrong.

There is a Talmudic commentary that argues that "Job never existed and was just a parable".

He is too, perhaps, living proof of that psychological theory that argues that far from demoralising a population aerial bombardment produces the counterintuitive reinforcement of invincibility.

The trend has its critics, not least of all marijuana dispensaries that argue that cocktails like marijuana margaritas dilute the message that the plant has medicinal value.