Sentence examples for while also arguing from inspiring English sources

While probably meant for pickpockets and the like, it appears Gilbert's defense applied it successfully here, while also arguing that the shooting was unintentional.

In Parliament on Tuesday, a leading opposition leader, Sushma Swaraj, criticized the government's Lokpal bill on many fronts while also arguing that certain provisions could violate the Indian Constitution.

Thanking his members of staff, he called on his party to "build with thought and care," while also arguing "with gusto" in favour of Britain's membership of the European Union.

It has fought a skilful defensive campaign, standing firm on religion while also arguing that the Catholic grammar schools should be open to all Catholic pupils, not just the brightest.

(That said, it makes Mr Darling justifiably cross when the current chancellor points out how similar their plans are, while also arguing that Mr Darling and Labour would have sent Britain to perdition.

He frankly describes the academic benefits he gained from affirmative action, while also arguing that society, by extending preferential treatment to talented, motivated individuals like him, seeks to acquire "racial justice on the cheap," without confronting the far less tractable problems of the truly disadvantaged.

On a conference call with reporters, as military supporters of Mrs. Clinton promoted her ability to be commander in chief, a campaign spokesman, Howard Wolfson, was asked why the campaign was talking up Mr. Obama as a possible running mate while it was also arguing that he was not qualified to be commander in chief — a standard most presidents want their vice presidents to meet.

While some might also argue that there is no business value to social media, I believe that this is a very short-sighted and unimaginative belief.

Likewise, Lisa's challenge to Springfield calls attention to the "cultural limitations of small-town America," while the episode also argues that intellectual disdain for the common man can be carried too far and that theory can "all to easily lose touch with common sense".

Also, arguing leaves a bad impression.

Weidmann might also argue that, while headline inflation was minus 0.2% in December, "core" inflation inched up to 0.8%.