Sentence examples for an argument arose from inspiring English sources

A discussion, not quite an argument, arose over what was making which sounds.

When the fog lifted, an argument arose between Orn and most of the rest of Olaf's men about the proper course to reach Ireland.

If an argument arises in class, talk about it during the next class session.

Across the table, a friendly argument arose between an elderly man, who was seated, and a younger man, who was standing near the door, over parking spots in the synagogue driveway.

But the IRS is clear that it will allow the deduction only if the argument arose from a business-related activity, as opposed to a personal matter.

The argument arose on a day of drama in Westminster as the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, and pop star Bob Geldof clashed in the middle of the Thames in boats campaigning for and against remaining in the EU.

The hole argument arose when these questions were asked in the context of modern spacetime physics.

When the argument arose about abuses of executive power in the Unites States following the September 11 , 2001attacks, that debate could take place on the background of a history of executive power grabs and the responses to them (Jefferson's requisitioning of funds for the military without congressional approval and Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus during the civil war come to mind).

When the argument arose, scientific arguments were employed to justify the patient isolation policy.

At no other international crossing in the country could a similar argument arise.

Greater help is to be found in a separate line of argument, arising from the nature of EU citizenship.