Sentence examples for when I argued from inspiring English sources

When I argued that the Colts should draft Griffin, Dungy said he understood their rationale for choosing Luck, a three-year starter at Stanford.

When I argued for a universal set of goals in 2010, it was a new idea; it is now conventional wisdom.

I remember the shocked looks that passed along the table when I argued that European banks were even more vulnerable than American banks because they were far more highly leveraged — and indeed still are.

This, among other things, is what I was talking about when I argued that nationalization would have "massive ripple effects," and that once you start nationalizing, it's not all obvious where, or how, you stop.

When I argued that the notes said no such thing, and that the earliest moment when diagnosis becomes possible is often a grey area, I was told: "We work with liabilities, there are no grey areas".

Though we disagreed on some issues, especially when I argued collective bargaining had run its course and should be replaced with a greater union recognition of responsibility for the future economic development of the game, I respected and admired Miller for his dedication and brilliance.

Now when I argue the times are violent, they can say, well, look what he did.

I actually stayed at the Courtyard when I went to Ithaca, but nobody at Hotwire will listen when I argue that I deserve a refund.

When I argue with Muslims, I cannot sound detached from rural Malays, like a typical Malay liberal, or sound like Kemal Atatürk.

When I argue with Mr. Viscusi and suggest that the only way to chisel at discrimination is to step forward, not hide, he agrees.

I am aware that when I argue that basic education for all can transform the miserable world in which we live, I sound a little like a Victorian gentlewoman delivering her favorite recipe for progress.