Sentence examples for always argument from inspiring English sources

Jordan added: "In a living, radical movement, as opposed to one that's conservative, there are always those tensions and there's always argument and ferment.

So that's why there's always arguments.

There are always arguments you should have made better, implications you should have anticipated, other points of view you should have taken on board.

"There's always arguments within a family, but the fact is that after the announcement, everybody joined ranks without even discussing it.

There are always arguments between fishermen who help and fishermen who do not help".

There are always arguments about religion, which can sometimes get very heated.

"It does occur ― there are always arguments on both sides about how much, how frequent, all the rest," he continued.

Mr Cameron said reform "always involves argument" but he was confident the Government could win the arguments and show the changes would improve the NHS.

This year is different — which is always the argument.

There will always be argument about the merits of prison.

There's always an argument to do nothing until it arrives".