Sentence examples for were well argued from inspiring English sources

Such is the pace of turnover among senior FA executives that they remain doomed to repeat history as farce but, when they spoke, their reasons for letting Allardyce go were well argued.

The divergent opinions were well argued, but the critical split could not have been wider.

But the recommendations were well argued, and many were implemented, as there was nothing available to counter them.

"I think it's well argued," Chua-Rubenfeld said.

But Gelbspan's point is a powerful one and is well argued.

The letter is well argued and should be required reading for everyone concerned about financial sector stability.

He carries his comparison a long way, but the principle is well argued and helps to sort out certain puzzling aspects of psychosis.

The benefits of colonialism have been well argued in numerous historical works; even scholars from former British colonies show an empathetic understanding of the British imperial past.

The theory is well argued, the reporting comprehensive and specific details about how Mr. Sibal evolved into the "argumentative Indian" of the title are fascinating and hard to forget.

Whether Baker was right or not, his case was well argued, the point provocative and in three minutes he'd come up with more interesting points than the entire ITV and BBC commentary punditry had in the previous 9,456 minutes.

When he announced his plan to send an additional 30,000 troops last week, Mr. Obama's speech was well argued but sounded more like a legal brief than an exemplar of presidential oratory.