Sentence examples for with arguing from inspiring English sources
There is nothing wrong with arguing against worker exploitation and for the cause of Australian workers.
Its first international debate was held in 1951, against Oxford University; Norfolk, charged with arguing against free health care, won.
The problem with arguing with science is that it is often an uneven contest, a bit like hitting a steamroller with a stick of rhubarb.
Henry VIII had used him in 1527 on diplomatic business, as one of the theologians tasked with arguing the rectitude of the King's divorce from Catherine of Aragon.
And in other areas, too, the paranoid style is alive and frothing.Some of Barack Obama's detractors content themselves with arguing that he is a bad president.
But he was less concerned with arguing the merits of 9/11-related compensation claims than with affectionately recalling his son's good-old-boy ways.
Arguing with the traffic police.
But few are arguing with his results.
There's no arguing with the flavors.
Republicans are not arguing with success.
