Примери за използване на She argued на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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She argued with everyone.
Europe must also learn to speak the language of power,” she argued.
She argued with susan mailer to call it off.
For us, the most important is reform of the judiciary," she argued.
She argued with Hank Reilly at his last lunch.
In countries in Central andEastern Europe, many have the feeling that they arenʼt fully accepted,” she argued.
She argued with everyone, and especially with him.
Faced with being taken out of the EU against the will of the(Scottish) majority,Scots must have a new choice, she argued.
She argued against the writings of Frege on philosophy.
Her family had paid a dowry to the man ahead of the wedding, she argued, and said that alimony would have to be paid in the event of a split.
She argued Germany would need her experience at a difficult time.
On the other hand, you should keep the communication line between countries or alliances andopponents without any question,” she argued.
She argued that she believed she was in the matrix, that her crimes weren't real.
Despite the fact that she was a headstrong woman, andthat her novels were full of independent female characters, she argued that a woman had to surrender herself to her man.
She argued that Trump, Kushner and Greenblatt are all“pro-Israel, pro-racism, and pro-Islamophobia”.
She argued that everyone had bioenergetic abilities, but only a few could focus their power on curing diseases.
Pointing out that it was rare for both parents to die, she argued the move wouldn't cost HMRC much, and that those under 18 were usually dependent on their parents.
She argued that this is the only way to instill in a child qualities, to teach him anything fully, quickly and joyfully.
We're talking about Mesopotamia here."Importing water to the"cradle of civilisation", she argued, is absurd, as is the idea of treating water as a commodity rather than a right.
She argued that if she were expected to go by his rules in his truck, he should provide the male chaperone.
Behn tackled the critics head on in Epistle to the Reader.[16] She argued that women had been held back by their unjust exclusion from education, not their lack of ability.
She argued that a virus could be responsible for the outbreak, as the method the geneticists used wouldn't have detected a virus.
In her controversial philosophy of objectivism, she argued that capitalism was innately superior to other socioeconomic systems, such as feudalism and socialism, because it was based on voluntary exchange[…].
She argued that Ron and Hermione's amusing, but admittedly hostile dynamic, may eventually lead to“fundamental incompatibility” in adulthood.
Last but not least, she argued that the legislation is sometimes not flexible and adaptable enough to cater for effective management.
She argued that the book promoted a poor philosophy on life and that Charlie, the main character, had no redeeming positive traits, only the absence of negative ones.
In particular, she argued that there should be no"artificial" deadlines for resolving the status issue and that hastiness would not lead to sustainable solution.
She argued that the critical difference between capital and labour could only be countered if the proletariat assumed power and effected revolutionary changes in methods of production.
She argued that in 2009 there was“flagrant evidence” of irregularities- Gonzalez had a luxury villa in Madrid and a penthouse on the Costa del Sol, despite officially earning €6,000 a month.