Sentence examples for therefore argued from inspiring English sources

Many therefore argued, why not choose a woman?

The markets were soaring, it was therefore argued, partly because investors were coming to realise this.

Nationalists therefore argued that Italy had been robbed of its rightful gains ("a mutilated victory").

He therefore argued the case for non-figurative art, though most postwar English critics saw in abstract painting nothing more profound than designs for wallpaper.

His motive was to create tolerance in Britain for this latest Continental manifestation of authoritarian doctrine, and he therefore argued that Nazi anti-semitism was a mere sideshow, a "racial red-herring".

Ellwood and Washburn therefore argued that their purpose was to ensure "stability" in the market and quality in the product, to the benefit of all, and also, by consolidation, to achieve economies of scale.

It is therefore argued that atoms of this and subsequent periods can utilize the empty d orbitals to accommodate electrons beyond an octet and hence permit the formation of hypervalent species.

Some have therefore argued that the native flowering of Spanish Romanticism was not a tardy import; its principles were instead already present in Spain, but their full expression was delayed by the reactionary, tyrannical monarchy's persecution of members of a movement that was, at its beginning, liberal and democratic.

Brecht therefore argued that the theatre should not seek to make its audience believe in the presence of the characters on the stage should not make it identify with them, but should rather follow the method of the epic poet's art, which is to make the audience realize that what it sees on the stage is merely an account of past events that it should watch with critical detachment.

It is therefore argued that boundary layer effects are significant.

Samsung, therefore, argued for the sales ban to be lifted.