Use of the word argue in a sentence example

argue

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His point argues for a change in the policy decisions. [Please select]

One minute she didn't hesitate to argue with him, and the next she could not wait to agree with him. [Please select]

"We won't argue that point just now," was Tom's rejoinder. [verb]

"Let's set the chap down by the fire," Tom suggested, "while we argue it out." [Please select]

"He thinks he's well within his rights," argued Jack. [Please select]

"We won't argue about that now," replied Harry kicking the remains of the fire about. [Please select]

There was no time to argue with points of law or order. [Please select]

They argued and pleaded in vain; he was obdurate. [Please select]

Eshton argue on politics; their wives listen. [Please select]

What right have we to argue. [Please select]

And you may argue about that as you like. [Please select]

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