Sentence examples for when he argued from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bewkes came under criticism last year when he argued that Netflix's potential was overhyped.

Leyland, as it quickly developed, was thrown out when he argued Williams's warning.

When he argued the UN stood at a crossroads, he was beyond contradiction.

'But when he argued he called me a thief and a prostitute.

It all began when he argued with some Yankee rooters in Cleveland.

Hodgson, however, was not clutching at straws when he argued there were still plenty of positives.

"Joseph Goebbels was simply wrong when he argued that 'if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear'.

This oral-history interview focuses on Cox's tenure as solicitor general from 1961 to 1965, when he argued many landmark civil-rights cases before the Supreme Court.

He was not trying to mislead when he argued that his company was getting back on track.

Blair was on stronger ground when he argued that fanaticism was hardly a preserve of the religious-minded.

Prosecutors said that Roger Clemens was "wrong legally and factually" when he argued that a judge should dismiss his indictment on charges of lying to Congress.