Sentence examples for they argued for from inspiring English sources
There was no need, they argued, for a referendum.
In the nineteen-forties, they argued for expanding Social Security.
They argued for universal standards to help create competition.
They argued for a few minutes and then let us through.
They argued for universal suffrage, set up colleges and co-operatives, and laboured for the labourer.
Against that, they argued for "surrender," in both its political and its religious senses.
They argued for a pioneer group that would exert a "magnetic power" on more hesitant states.
The time had come, they argued, for the eradication of nuclear weapons.
When Bertoni saw the movie himself with a group of friends, they argued for hours over it.
They argued for not just a victory against fascism but a victory against racism and inequality at home.
They argued for progressive reform in the context of "a personal transcendent God... the divinity of Christ, the need of personal redemption and the importance of Christian missions".
