Sentence examples for In arguments with from inspiring English sources

In arguments with ideological opponents — not least a famous 1982 exchange with the late Edward Said, in The New York Review of Books — Lewis has regularly displayed his superior mastery of Islamic history.

"In arguments with students, I've said, 'You think you're staying the same, but the world's moving, so you're actually taking an aggressive step backward.' " Deep Springs's form of repression its all-male self-enclosure allows itself-enclosure allowsldly, hedonitslly free.

"Maybe sometimes, in arguments with Serbs, I use it," he said.

"She got in arguments with people who tried to pass through," he said.

When Leonard Coleman was National League president, he fined Vuckovich for his choice of vulgar phrases in arguments with umpires.

Lasorda used to say don't get in arguments with people who buy their ink by the barrel".

To consider the Master of Toledo is still and always to engage in argument — with oneself, as likely as not.

Olwyn wrote me at great length, usually in argument with my views about the life and development of Plath.

Miss Brodie's essential air of defiant superiority seems merely provisional, which is all too evident when she loses her cool in argument with other adults.

If OWS did lay out explicit demands like those Ms Wolf mentions, the movement's populist energy would quickly dissipate as it began to become mired in argument with smart, reasonable people with different opinions.

Under pressure to start a transition to democracy, he allowed parliamentary elections last November and now is locked in argument with opposition parties over his own legitimacy, his dual role and constitutional amendments that he has tried to push through.