Sentence examples for with argued from inspiring English sources
Some tax lawyers Paul spoke with argued that Mr. Gingrich's use of the S corporation was overly aggressive.
William Black, one of the banking regulators the senator met with, argued that Mrs. McCain's investment with Mr. Keating created an obvious conflict of interest for her husband.
Every single drug company executive I spoke with argued that if countries turn to compulsory licensing, new discoveries could eventually slow.
A former Army psychiatrist Kinkead spoke with argued that the idea that you can "remove a man's brain and wash out what's in it," then "wash into it whatever you want," was a fantasy.
In general, the academics I spoke with argued that health-related critiques of plus-size fashion veil an age-old impulse: the desire to police the prevailing social order, in which fat women are inferior.
Several Trump advisers I spoke with argued that the purge will end up being a positive change that results in a Secretary of State who is more in sync with his boss.
Today, I'm done with arguing with insincere people.
He argued with directors.
Nobody argued with her, ever.
They argued with one another.
