Sentence examples for arguing from high-quality English sources.

• I’ll be around… I’ll be arguing.”

• Nor is he arguing against the importance of evidence.

• Professor Yu, the economist in Beijing, set off controversy by arguing last month that Mr.

• “I always felt best when we were arguing over a player and Fred would say, ‘Omar, you’re full of shit.’ ”

• Arguing in the direction opposite the preceding considerations, some have challenged PIT on the grounds that intentionality is relational.

• Hamburger 1985: pp. 178–91, arguing for Austin’s views having changed significantly, with Rumble 2013, arguing against that view.)

• Survivors and advocates have blasted that position, arguing that the Vatican could make a universal reporting mandate with certain exceptions if needed.

• So, Fry Law is arguing that the lack of interpreters breaches The Equality Act, and that’s there to protect people from discrimination, harassment and victimisation.

Use arguing in a sentence.

• Because we politicians have squandered the last three-and-a-half years in squabbles about Brexit, we have even been arguing about arguing, about the tone of our arguments.

• Horowitz and Bayless insisted that the show was truly authentic, that nobody was arguing for the sake of arguing but rather because they truly felt passionate about the topics.

• On Syria, Iran and Ukraine, Republican voices have been the most vociferous in arguing for a show of strength and also among the loudest arguing against any American involvement.

• Thus, portrayals of peasants in a tavern arguing over cards and dice is apt to be just as significant as portrayals of ministers in a palace arguing over maps and countries (WWR I, 256).

• He was instrumental in arguing for a six-county Northern Ireland, rather of a separation of the nine counties of Ulster, arguing that the six counties was the extent of the area unionists could hold.

• The move was debated at the highest levels of the administration, with top officials at the Defense Department and the C.I.A. opposing the designation, arguing it could justify Iranian attacks against the U.S. and its allies.

• I read your book as arguing that Jordan embracing team concepts was helpful to him finally winning, while it seemed like the documentary was arguing that Jordan’s hyper-competitiveness was fundamentally all about winning.

• They were then randomly assigned to play the role of plaintiff’s attorney (arguing that the injured motorcyclist should receive $100,000 in damages) or defence attorney (arguing that the case should be dismissed or the damages should be low).

arguing sentence examples

• Couldn’t you flip that the other way and say that, by arguing being respectful to people changes how they behave, you are arguing that people are inherently political, and that they respond to incentives and they respond to how they’re treated, or they respond to people badgering them—

• Informal logicians have extended their account of argument to include visual arguments for the same reason they have tried to extend logical methods to the analysis of ordinary argument: because their goal is an account of the kinds of arguing that play an important role in real life arguing.

• There is a big difference with the current vacancy, after the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Last time they were arguing against an unprecedented move by Republicans, nearly eight months before an election; this time, just a month and a half before Election Day, they’re arguing it’s only fair to follow precedent.

• A detailed analysis of such arguments would require a whole treatise; the best known, however, are arguments by example, by analogy, by the consequences, a pari (arguing from similar propositions), a fortiori (arguing from an accepted conclusion to an even more evident one), a contrario (arguing from an accepted conclusion to the rejection of its contrary), and the argument of authority.