Sentence examples for truly argue from inspiring English sources

The plan places ethical and environmental issues on the same footing as other business priorities, so the organisation can truly argue it has a purpose beyond profit.

Can you really, truly argue that a middle finger is that universally offensive?

No one is truly arguing that Pedro should start often, not when you see who he is now competing with.

"Its hard to identify any meaningful defense that Microsoft has truly argued successfully," says Matthew Schwartz, an antitrust attorney at the Washington, D.C. law firm of Dyer Ellis & Joseph.

In the end, however, only one economic adviser truly argued that deficit reduction should be put off for another day.

Many researchers (including yours truly) argued that it was difficult to think of mobile as a major shopping platform because a phone was designed not as a screen to look at but rather a device to span the distance between a person's ear and her mouth.

It's a powerful piece of interactive art that truly does argue the case that video games can be so much more than toys.

The controversy was truly like arguing about the number of angels on the head of a pin.

Some people truly like to argue and nitpick about the details of religion rather than finding out what having a spiritual life can do for them.

Yet it's pretty hard for anyone to argue with truly great design.

When a donation is truly anonymous, I would argue that every charity has an obligation to accept it, unless it is actually stolen and should be returned to its rightful owner.