Sentence examples for well he argued from inspiring English sources

Constitutional liberty and equality was all very well, he argued, but if it simply masked institutionalised inequality then it was worse than useless.

Mandatory desegregation in Plainfield and Englewood elementary schools in the 1960's did not work well, he argued, but Montclair, which created magnet schools, had achieved a racial balance.

Well, he argued that they're one of the key ways for publishers to develop a direct relationship with their audience.

As well, he argued that everyone can serve as both a coach and/or a player in those decisions depending on their role, situation, and knowledge.

China's household spending over the past few years was holding up well, he argues.

There is a "transformative effect of showing the poorest can do well", he argues.

Large-scale change rarely comes from an NGO sitting in Oxford or Washington, drinking from the foundation well, he argues.

By including social security benefits in the equation as well, he argues, you would have the scope to rethink and reshape priorities in line with the ageing population.

For them, being a Muslim does not necessarily involve the prescriptions Qazwini lays down, however well he argues that these can be integrated with life in a secular world.

Since Aristotle thinks that the pursuit of one's own happiness, properly understood, requires ethically virtuous activity and will therefore be of great value not only to one's friends but to the larger political community as well, he argues that self-love is an entirely proper emotion provided it is expressed in the love of virtue (IX.8).

Physician reporting, while imperfect, reflects trends well enough, he argued.