Expressions - Collocations of the word " argue "
| It could be argued that | 1) It could be argued that these criteria are too rigid. 2) It could be argued that the price is worth paying. more It could be argued that sentences |
| advocate argue | 1) advocates argue some chemicals still secret. 2) A small cadre of die-hard advocates argues that experiments now produce consistent results. more advocate argue sentences |
| always argue | 1) They were always arguing with each other. 2) We always argue about who should drive. more always argue sentences |
| argue | 1) Its proponents argue zero risk is pointless. 2) Douglas further argues why ethical practices are needed. more argue sentences |
| argue about | 1) The jury are arguing about the evidence. 2) We always argue about who should drive. more argue about sentences |
| argue against | 1) My intention was to argue against dualism. 2) What evidence argues against such a hypothesis? more argue against sentences |
| argue appeal | 1) I have argued appeals before state and federal courts . 2) Mark Fleming argued the appeal in September 2009. more argue appeal sentences |
| argue back | 1) I do my best to argue back . 2) I wish you children did not argue back so much. more argue back sentences |
| argue bitterly | 1) Is Vanessa aware that they 're arguing bitterly over her? 2) Tories and Patriots argued bitterly . more argue bitterly sentences |
| argue case | 1) At least three books have argued the case . 2) He briefed and argued cases before state and federal appellate courts. more argue case sentences |
| argue cogently | 1) Why argue cogently if my interlocutor is more devoted to self or ideology than to truth? 2) In the past, Kingfisher has argued cogently that tipping the bargaining balance towards the electrical retailer and away from the manufacturers would benefit consumers. more argue cogently sentences |
| argue compellingly | 1) Rather, Johnson argues compellingly , metaphor is the basis of understanding, and enables us to structure experience. more argue compellingly sentences |
| argue constantly | 1) Everyone knew that the couple argued constantly . 2) Does it seem like your parents argue constantly ? more argue constantly sentences |
| argue convincingly | 1) He must argue convincingly for that during the debate. 2) Salop argues convincingly that both these types of clauses help sustain collusion. more argue convincingly sentences |
| argue correctly | 1) If you're going to fight, you have to know how to argue correctly . 2) In the long term, he argues correctly , this is in the shareholders' interest too. more argue correctly sentences |
| argue effectively | 1) Wittgenstein argues effectively that such a private language is impossible. 2) Anyone can learn how to argue effectively . more argue effectively sentences |
| argue eloquently | 1) Lawyers argue eloquently on their clients' behalf for favorable verdicts. 2) Michael Pollan argued eloquently against this notion in his January 2007 New York Times Magazine story . more argue eloquently sentences |
| argue endlessly | 1) Fans could argue endlessly over their best album. 2) It avoids arguing endlessly over an issue that is inherently irresolvable. more argue endlessly sentences |
| argue fiercely | 1) Here was a community in which people argued fiercely about theology, even sang ballads about predestination. 2) Matt and Luisa then argue fiercely ; she calls him a poseur, while he calls her childish. more argue fiercely sentences |
| argue for | 1) He argued for counter cyclical demand management. 2) This argues for extending the bombing campaign. more argue for sentences |
| argue forcefully | 1) His suffering on the cross forcefully argues that love and suffering are not incompatible. 2) Munday and Migo argued forcefully that their people had been extremely badly treated. more argue forcefully sentences |
| argue furiously | 1) Bloody Knife argued furiously with the officer to no avail. 2) The two couples and their young counterparts argue furiously about how foolish they were when they were young. more argue furiously sentences |
| argue heatedly | 1) They still discuss everything, and argue heatedly over decisions, such as whether a scene works. 2) In Black Mesa East , Alyx argues heatedly with Dr. Judith Mossman. more argue heatedly sentences |
| argue in favor of | 1) It argued in favor of improved local government. 2) The institute argued in favor of dismissal. more argue in favor of sentences |
| argue in favour | 1) No, King was arguing in favour of watching animals fight. 2) One speaker argued in favour of categorising trainees. more argue in favour sentences |
| argue into | 1) Was any man ever reasoned or argued into Heaven? 2) No body of men will be argued into slavery. more argue into sentences |
| argue loudly | 1) There are men in the apartment arguing loudly with her dad. 2) Cornelia and her daughter Deborah argue loudly . more argue loudly sentences |
| argue merit | 1) Supporters argue the educational merits of inclusion from two perspectives. 2) I'm going to try and argue the merits here David. more argue merit sentences |
| argue more | 1) If anything they argued more than my divorced parents. 2) Still , Lopez would argue more can be done. more argue more sentences |
| argue motion | 1) Lawyers deliver statements, present witnesses, and argue motions . 2) I doubt you've ever argued a motion in court. more argue motion sentences |
| argue none | 1) You might argue none of this really matters. 2) We will argue that none of the objections is good. more argue none sentences |
| argue opposite | 1) Axel and I must argue the opposite . 2) In fact, I would argue the opposite . more argue opposite sentences |
| argue out | 1) arguing implies you can be argued out of it . 2) The thorny question of divorce was discussed and argued out in the frankest tones. more argue out sentences |
| argue over | 1) They are arguing over whose woman is better. 2) The two argue over whose treat lunch is . more argue over sentences |
| argue passionately | 1) These differences are deeply felt and passionately argued . 2) I argued passionately for a top higher band. more argue passionately sentences |
| argue persuasively | 1) He argues persuasively that Jinnah was a charismatic leader. 2) And Temkin has persuasively argued that the relevant principles do vary from comparison to comparison. more argue persuasively sentences |
| argue plausibly | 1) Rev. 31 (1938), 205-36) argued plausibly that it was about experiments in induced lethargy (as after all the title of Clearchus' dialogue about sleep suggests). more argue plausibly sentences |
| argue point | 1) Many economists today argue a similar point . 2) There are many to argue the first point . more argue point sentences |
| argue politics | 1) Even politics were argued with the perspective of national origins. 2) The Consul leaves early after arguing politics with Hugh. more argue politics sentences |
| argue powerfully | 1) But the last half argues powerfully that the Law is not ended. 2) Here we have additional evidence which argues powerfully for a pre tribulation Rapture. more argue powerfully sentences |
| argue strenuously | 1) Deng's decision was a hard one- and one that was strenuously argued over within the party. 2) I want to strenuously argue for the value of music that doesn't necessarily cause tears or chills. more argue strenuously sentences |
| argue strongly | 1) All that argues strongly for proper convergence conditions. 2) The research evidence does not argue strongly for older entry ages. more argue strongly sentences |
| argue successfully | 1) The key to arguing successfully is to maintain the level of respect. 2) One student produced shared lecture notes and argued successfully that they were the source. more argue successfully sentences |
| argue the case | 1) At least three books have argued the case . 2) Justice Sung is set free to argue the case . more argue the case sentences |
| argue the merits of | 1) Some of them argued the merits of various French cars. 2) Industry developers argue the merits of AC and DC transmission systems. more argue the merits of sentences |
| argue the point | 1) Some said it was instantaneous, while others argued the point . 2) Only an idiot would argue the point . more argue the point sentences |
| argue the toss | 1) He had better things to do than argue the toss . 2) Well , you weren't gonna argue the toss ! more argue the toss sentences |
| argue theory | 1) Singer is not simply arguing academic theories . 2) The plaintiff argued theories of conspiracy and fraudulent concealment. more argue theory sentences |
| argue toss | 1) He had better things to do than argue the toss . 2) Well , you weren't gonna argue the toss ! more argue toss sentences |
| argue unsuccessfully | 1) He argued unsuccessfully in the provincial convention for a prohibition against Catholics holding office. 2) Hewett reacted angrily, and argued unsuccessfully against the decision with the Somerset committee. more argue unsuccessfully sentences |
| argue vehemently | 1) Ramanuja argues vehemently against understanding Brahman as one without attributes. 2) Richard D Lamm vehemently argues against making healthcare a right. more argue vehemently sentences |
| argue vigorously | 1) I was involved from the beginning when we were doing the feasibility research, arguing vigorously in favour of the resite. 2) Introduction: A friend sent me a video clip from an Oprah television show in which Oprah argued vigorously that there are many different paths to truth and heaven. more argue vigorously sentences |
| argue vociferously | 1) Some people claim otherwise and argue vociferously for complete scepticism. 2) A huddle of teenagers in pajamas was arguing vociferously a little way along the path. more argue vociferously sentences |
| argue with | 1) The facts are hard to argue with . 2) The dude was arguing with an empty seat. more argue with sentences |
| argued | 1) The paper has argued four propositions concerning competition policy. 2) This book is carefully written and argued . more argued sentences |
| argueing | 1) The forums are great no argueing there . 2) It 's like argueing about who's doing the least damage. more argueing sentences |
| argues | 1) Douglas further argues why ethical practices are needed. 2) What evidence argues against such a hypothesis? more argues sentences |
| article argue | 1) The article argues that the smog strengthens Chinese military defense. 2) This article argues that this picture should change. more article argue sentences |
| attempt to argue | 1) Allie attempted to argue against such descriptions. 2) Others have attempted to argue the rational nature of religious belief. more attempt to argue sentences |
| attorney argue | 1) Her attorney argued that the evidence was obtained illegally. 2) Defense attorneys argued that Petric was influenced by video game addiction. more attorney argue sentences |
| author argue | 1) The author argues that they are inseparable. 2) The authors argue that society holds largely negative views of youth. more author argue sentences |
| be difficult to argue | 1) It is is difficult to argue with this logic. 2) It 's difficult to argue with that assessment. more be difficult to argue sentences |
| be possible to argue | 1) Yet it would be possible to argue exactly the opposite case. 2) It was possible to argue for an infinite extension of social motherhood. more be possible to argue sentences |
| be prepared to argue | 1) We need to be prepared to argue our case. 2) Now, I 'm prepared to argue this point. more be prepared to argue sentences |
| cogently argue | 1) Why argue cogently if my interlocutor is more devoted to self or ideology than to truth? 2) The case for reaching a modus vivendi with Germany was indeed cogently argued by a faction within the Foreign Ministry. more cogently argue sentences |
| convincingly argue | 1) He must argue convincingly for that during the debate. 2) It convincingly argues that industrial activity is increasingly spread through global value chains . more convincingly argue sentences |
| counsel argue | 1) In particular , defense counsel argued to the jury that . 2) His defense counsel argued that advertising may expose his family to the dangers. more counsel argue sentences |
| critic argue | 1) Some critics argue that excessive parking requirements exacerbate car dependency. 2) critics argued that such chases put pedestrians at risk. more critic argue sentences |
| essay argue | 1) For instance, let's say you are writing an essay arguing that dance is a sport. 2) This essay argues that the distinctive nature of the portfolio choices facing SWFs negates this fairness argument. more essay argue sentences |
| expert argue | 1) Other experts argue that this solution is questionable. 2) But experts argue this can obscure the true frequency of side effects. more expert argue sentences |
| famously argue | 1) Viggo Kristiansen has famously argued that new evidence would acquit him. 2) Steve Jobs famously argued that, at it's best, technology is a tool to empower individuals. more famously argue sentences |
| go on to argue | 1) He goes on to argue that forced evacuation was made possible with mass massacres . 2) He goes on to argue that the reality is different from the rhetoric. more go on to argue sentences |
| paper argue | 1) This paper argues that there are two causes. 2) This paper argues that the law failed Ashley. more paper argue sentences |
| plaintiff argue | 1) The plaintiff argued theories of conspiracy and fraudulent concealment. 2) The plaintiffs argue that the cleanup was incomplete. more plaintiff argue sentences |
| plausibly argue | 1) Sure, you can plausibly argue that a simulation of a person isn't conscious and thus not *intelligent*. 2) And it can be plausibly argued that these concepts form a basis class (or something close to it), so that we have a basis translation relation. more plausibly argue sentences |
| prosecutor argue | 1) But prosecutors argued that their story was not corroborated. 2) prosecutors argued he was offering a place to hide weapons. more prosecutor argue sentences |
| report argue | 1) The report argues that policy needs to be oriented towards reducing uncertainty . 2) The ArchCity Defenders report argues that this resentment is justified. more report argue sentences |
| sceptic argue | 1) However, sceptics argued that the orbits of the comets involved were still too uncertain to produce meaningful results. 2) While proponents of these theories hold that they use scientific techniques and methods, sceptics argue that they don't. more sceptic argue sentences |
| scientist argue | 1) Some scientists argue that high population density cause dead zones. 2) Many prominent scientists argued that the system was futile. more scientist argue sentences |
| side argue | 1) In many conflicts both sides argue that the other side was initiator. 2) Each side argued that its preferred course of action was the safest alternative. more side argue sentences |
| some argue | 1) Although redlining is illegal some argue that it continues to exist in other forms. 2) Hence did some argue for a toleration of Servetus and other Heretics. more some argue sentences |
| successfully argue | 1) The plaintiffs successfully argued for a massive delay until mid-March. 2) He has successfully argued before the Supreme Court of Florida. more successfully argue sentences |
| try to argue | 1) Common sense tried to argue against them. 2) She tries to argue down everyone she meets. more try to argue sentences |
| unsuccessfully argue | 1) He argued unsuccessfully in the provincial convention for a prohibition against Catholics holding office. 2) Hewett reacted angrily, and argued unsuccessfully against the decision with the Somerset committee. more unsuccessfully argue sentences |
| vigorously argue | 1) Exxon vigorously argued against the award of any punitive damages whatsoever. 2) The Lubavitcher Rebbe vigorously argues that yichud is forbidden in the adoptive situation. more vigorously argue sentences |
| wish to argue | 1) She had no wish to argue with Leif. 2) wish to argue about the term Scotch-Irish? more wish to argue sentences |
| writer argue | 1) Finally, pluralist writers argue that there are political costs. 2) Today, some European philosophers and writers argue that religions are unnecessary. more writer argue sentences |
Expressions with the word argue
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