Sentence examples for wrote arguing that from inspiring English sources

Nonsense, some readers wrote, arguing that Mrs. Clinton had to know all along.

"They don't actually want to change anything," one redditor wrote, arguing that the bans were meant to appease advertisers.

"I criticized an earlier version of this report in 2007," he wrote, "arguing that their methodology was so flawed that one cannot take their report's conclusions seriously.

Meanwhile, Foer had been cheered by the favorable response to an October 9th cover story he wrote arguing that Amazon, which was fighting with the book publisher Hachette, was a monopoly.

"Because Africa seems unfinished and so different from the rest of the world, a landscape on which a person can sketch a new personality, it attracts mythomaniacs," he wrote, arguing that Africa needs to cultivate its own saviors.

"There is a need for Muslim women candidates to enter this campaign to confront the corrupted women," he wrote, arguing that the only Koranic injunction applied to a woman running an entire nation.

Ms. Jacobs, he writes, "argued that sidewalks provided three important things: safety, contact and the assimilation of children".

One Columbia activist, Mr. Obama wrote, argued that the United States should initiate the ban "as a powerful first step towards a nuclear free world".

But he was not considered the complete player that Joe Klecko was, Dave Anderson writes, arguing that it is time for Klecko to get a bust at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The computer scientist and sometime historian Herman Goldstine hyperbolically deemed it "one of the most important master's theses ever written," arguing that "it changed circuit design from an art to a science".

It's timely and well written, arguing that computing services are turning into a utility, much as the electric grid emerged a hundred years ago.