Sentence examples for Argued intensely with from inspiring English sources

Later on during this day when they had to figure out which nucleobase of RNA corresponded to each nucleobase of DNA, the girls argued intensely with each other.

In 1986 he edited a book titled "Terrorism: How the West Can Win," which argued intensely against negotiating with terrorists under any circumstance.

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Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the majority leader who argued intensely for the bill, had said repeatedly that he did not want to compromise once with Senate Republicans and again with House Republicans.

Class members argued intensely over whether to limit each woman's speech to three minutes.

Ketchum recalled, "He would say, 'Go to hell,' and I would say, 'No, let's talk about this.' " Ketchum is a natural and genial debater, but he was also a colonel in the United States Army; he did not need to dispute or cajole, and it's hard not to see in these discussions a man arguing more intensely with himself than with his subordinates.

Some were crying and lighting candles, others praying, still others arguing intensely.

In the same meeting, Mr. Mueller and Mr. Dowd began arguing intensely, and Mr. Mueller threatened to subpoena the president.

Sometimes he connects intensely with his audience.

Does that connection happen as intensely with the audience?

But I have met intensely with Yves Carcelle [president of LVMH Fashion Group].