Sentence examples for to argue either from inspiring English sources
"I don't think we have enough evidence to argue either way," he said.
It would not be difficult to argue either theory in Mr. Henderson's case.
The emperor's enigmatic character and the contradictions built into his regime make it possible to argue either case.
Her argument was in stark contrast to the Coalition, which has steadfastly refused to argue either way on the penalty rate decision, saying only it was the decision of an independent umpire.
Police Commissioner Paul F. Evans summarized the official sentiment this way: "I'm an attorney, and I know the arguments for and against affirmative action well enough to argue either side.
Both were attacked for arguing purely to win, for being willing to argue either side of any issue, and for propounding paradoxes, all without regard for the facts.
"I could argue either side".
"You can argue either case passionately.
One might argue either way.
He could at least have added Bach's St. Matthew Passion and more than a few paintings; but perhaps the legacy of religion is too large a conundrum to be argued either way.
It is hard to argue with either description.
