Sentence examples for would argue was from inspiring English sources

The company, he would argue, was a pyramid scheme.

The human analogy, he would argue, was misguided because machines do things differently than biological beings.

That broad view, she would argue, was completely in keeping with Dr. King's vision.

The first McEwan title he published was Enduring Love, "which I would argue was the same trajectory – the beginning of him becoming what he is now".

"Over time you would wind up with something that I would argue was more complex than the initial program," he said.

What mattered was an ill-conceived cabinet shakeup a few days later and, more important, high inflation, high unemployment, spiking crude oil prices, and a hostage crisis in Iran — none of which (I would argue) was his fault, but all of which he paid the political price for.

The answer, I would argue, is yes.

That, one would argue, is marketplace power.

Modernism, some people would argue, is doing more with less.

The result, I would argue, is intolerance and chaos.

This, I would argue, is why the workplace needs women.