8 sentences with “arguing”

Mario was arguing vehemently with his younger brother.

The politician defended his position with confidence and conviction, arguing in favor of his ideas and proposals.

As the day wore on, I heard Margaret arguing with the nurses.

Many neurologists disagree with the American scientist's conclusions, arguing that near-death experiences bear suspicious analogies to strokes and some dysfunctions.

He finally obtained the consent of the patient's mother, arguing that considerable progress had been made since the time of the first operation: there were new drugs and new ways of administering them.

Most church leaders saw no theological problem with this practice, arguing that the ultimate goal was the salvation of souls through conversion, so it made perfect sense to use existing holy days and rituals to ease the transition of new converts to Christianity.

Historians have rehabilitated much of the rule of Tiberius and (to a lesser extent) Nero in particular, arguing that although they disagreed with the Senate on several occasions and probably unfairly prosecuted at least some senators, they also did a decent job of running the empire.

Bacon took the radical step of breaking with the Renaissance obsession with ancient scholarship by arguing that ancient knowledge of the natural world was almost useless and that scholars of the present should instead reconstruct their knowledge of the world based on empirical observation.