Sentence examples for when arguing that from inspiring English sources

When arguing that public opinion supports broad abortion rights, advocates often point to polls showing strong support for Roe.

The delegate from the typhoon-devastated Philippines, Naderev M. Sano, this week wiped away tears when arguing that we need to stop the climate "madness".

Neither is he convincing when arguing that we'll never be as well-ordered as the Scandinavians because have different genetic roots.

But Johnson's play is at its best when borrowing more obliquely from Miller: particularly when arguing that there is no human life that is without significance.

Kasich won cheers from the audience when noting that "people want to see unity," and again when arguing that Hillary Clinton would find it easy to defeat a presidential candidate emerging from the wreckage of such a fractious campaign.

I believe he was coached to do less of that today.But in contrast to Mrs Merkel's hand-convergence gestures, he repeatedly moved his hands far apart (as when arguing that society was being split between rich and poor).

Republican Rick Snuffer, a freshman delegate from Raleigh, W.Va., turned logic on its head when arguing for that state's amendment.

Usually people are pretty loud when arguing, but that doesn't mean you should be shouting.

She emphatically disagrees when "Schiap" argues that couture is an art form — art and fashion, in Prada's judgment, are discrete domains.

When Aquinas argues that intellectual appetite has different options, he seems to be thinking of this over a span of time.

Mary Midgley Newcastle upon Tyne Giles Fraser makes a powerful point when he argues that "when we seek freedom from the things that bind us together, then we are not free.