Sentence examples for I often argue from inspiring English sources

I contacted several colleagues, including ones I often argue with, and they couldn't locate themselves either in this portrait.

My older son and I often argue about who is the better cook and we are always trying new recipes.

I often argue that in educational research the loudest voice wins; a lot of educational junk has found its way into the classroom just because it's "noisier".

I often argue that this has greatly weakened because everybody I know accepts LinkedIn requests from strangers so it's not really a true barometer of our graph anymore but enough of the remnants are accurate enough that value persists.

I can't for the life of me understand why she wants to earn thousands a day as a hotly sought after UX consultant, something I often argue with my pet rat in my cockroach-infested garret about, but there you have it.

I often argue with myself saying: "Seriously man, how can you be so inexperienced?

While they don't always question the intention behind lists like the ones I cited above, critics often argue that the term "women artist," or its sister phrase "female artist," does more harm than it does good.

"Charles and I have often argued as to which is the superior art form – writing or painting.

I've often argued that the only skill any writer needs is the ability to see his or her work from the other side.

I've often argued on this blog and in the column that now is a particularly bad time to cut spending, because unlike in normal times, the adverse effects on demand can't be offset by cutting interest rates.

One popular misconception, against which I have often argued, is the idea that racism and intolerance will end when everyone has "mixed" children who are all, more or less, the same colour.