“argued”造句，怎麼用argued造句

He argued in favour of capital punishment.

He argued in favor of a strike.

He argued, but his wife argued too, and she talked him down.

"It's definitely not progressive," argued gender expert Fang.

Vincent argued back and suddenly Jobs went ballistic.

They argued about the hound that evening, and as they argued Stapleton told her about Mrs Lyons.

ObamaCare focused on expanding coverage, not controlling costs, as most independent analysts argued all along.

Mr Tsvangirai, however, argued that "benchmarks" could ensure a fairer election next year.

The other ASEAN members argued that "constructive engagement" with Myanmar would achieve more than sanctions.

Every time I think of the way I argued before Li Hanquan, Li Cheng's heart is unspeakable.

The official argued that this was true everywhere, even in central London, where he owns a flat.

Starting in the 1970s, a growing number of paleontologists argued that birds had evolved from a two-legged group of dinosaurs called theropods.

Incorrect and out-of-date records, missing material and inconsistent formatting were argued to waste time and leads, alongside causing sub-optimal resource allocation and inaccurate pricing.

I knew that would make Dad take my side. Dad and Mom argued for a few minutes, but Dad was no match for Mom.

Dilthey is praised as Newton of "human science". He argued all subject about human are really split out from being of social history. These original as a whole opposed to natural science.

The Jones case, which could be argued as soon as this fall, will give the Supreme Court a chance to give Americans a privacy upgrade - or a serious downgrade.

We knew each other so well. We never argued, not really; perhaps it was because neither of us wanted to hurt the other. We both knew enough hurt had done already, that more would only widen the rift between us and neither of us wanted that.

Paul argued with people.

They argued away yesterday morning.

They argued the matter pro and con.

Have you ever argued with your desk mate?

He argued with the driver about the fare.

Economists have long argued that inequality is a much less important problem than poverty.

As type B was typical in animals, they argued that Asians were inferior, lower on the evolutionary scale.

I argued that she have not bought the thing which was planned, but bought many unplanned thing.

Third, it is argued, all this talk of new paradigms simply signals another manifestation of irrational exuberance: the overselling of emerging markets.

The survey sparked a lively thread: One member owned turtles and a dog, another wanted a rabbit, and a third argued she couldn't have pets because she vacations so frequently.

Critics of the soda ban argued that sugary drinks were only part of a larger health and junk food problem and some Los Angeles school administrators predicted that they will have trouble paying for such things as dances and band uniforms.

He argued against the plan.

Father argued against an increase in our pocket money.

A scholar of Old English, Tolkien argued that Beowulf should be read for its literary merits.

In one video clip shown at the referee camp, the Cleveland Cavaliers' Anderson Varejao calmly, but persistently, argued a call all the way up the court.

Professors Joseph Stiglitz, Amartya Sen and Jean-Paul Fitoussi argued that the level of GDP per head was far from the best measure of material living standards in the national accounts.

She argued herself into going back.

While acknowledging the benefits of science, they argued that it could never fundamentally reform, let alone transcend, the human condition.

He argued with deadly logic.

Even if he received no money, she argued, "the harm is done when the ask is made because that's the violation of the people's trust... the law focuses on the ask, not whether there was a receipt."

Even though it has been argued that bad scents invoke negative judgments, we argued and demonstrated that a bad body odour elicits feelings of pity in others.