Significados de argue much en inglés

Was it in place to argue much about such a matter?

All these precautions do not, most decidedly, argue much for the honesty of the people.

There was no more discussion that night, nor did they argue much the next morning.

But others argue much of the cost will be borne by the Japanese government and local insurers.

Now, I think you will not have to argue much with me to drive your conclusions home.

You can't argue much with a man who has a gun in his hands, when you have none.

Certainly this does not argue much for the progressive advancement of religion, even in the moral State of Massachusetts.

The little man was so dreadfully in earnest about the business that one could not argue much with him.

Clara did not argue much and generally agreed with him, but sometimes she was as immovable as a rock.

Don't argue much with this boy of mine; I want him to see it without too many second-hand opinions.

We don't argue much but, sometimes if we have a score to settle, the only way to do it is in the ring.

Many analysts argue much work still needs to be done, saying China needs to free its interest rate market before it frees its currency.

She had not time to argue much about it, but there came upon her a gratified sensation of having been remembered, and thought of, and-loved.

This sudden apparition bewildered Brendon, for it argued much beyond itself.

There is disagreement, however, over the exact effect on rates with the PUC arguing much less.

We argued much as we had done twenty-four hours before, this time the opposite way round.