Sentence examples for which you argued from inspiring English sources

The job of conservatives is precisely to conserve worthwhile traditions, and a majority vote of 50% plus one is one of those.Raphael Mokades LondonSIR – Almost 33 years ago you published a series of essays on the inadequacies of Britain's Parliament, in which you argued that the time was ripe for the return of Guy Fawkes ("Blowing up a tyranny", November 5th 1977).

It was brought to my attention that you had a few choice words for the president on one of your many television shows (where you attempt to self-promote your multi-million dollar brand, as always) "Kris" in which you argued that you were taught "dream big, work hard and you could have whatever you wanted".

Here you are putting forward objective standards from which you argue for a band's superiority.

4. Create a poster that explores a recent legal battle touching on sexual orientation, such as the proposed marriage amendment or the overturning of anti-sodomy laws. 5. Write an essay in which you argue in favor of or against the current process by which Supreme Court justices are selected.

"It was a ruined life, it was not salvageable" - which you could argue is what Wuornos herself felt.

Which, you might argue, serves to patronise millions of people all over again in a slightly different way.

On the other hand, the Flex lets you record your daily weight, which you could argue is an important health indicator.

And there are a lot of grounds on which you might argue that the Himmelstein-Woolhandler figure of 31% administrative costs is exaggerated.

I think it's one of those species characteristics, like singing or writing poems, about which you could argue either way.

It does all seem a little odd, which, you could argue, makes it entirely of a piece with pretty much everything else about Pixies.

Even last year, which you could argue was below his best, playing in midfield, playing right side, left side, there were still lots of goals and assists".