Sentence examples for argued politely from inspiring English sources

We argued politely for a while as she showered me with her khanoumis and khanoumams.

The two leaders argued, politely, over whether the United States had "imperialist" intentions here.

I could hear Abdullah and Jamal arguing — politely — with some of the men.

If they start arguing, politely step in and remind them that they are siblings, not enemies.

Tabitha argued with him politely.

Instead participants argued (vigorously, but politely and with unfailing generosity) about where and with what methods inquiry into the questions should begin.

He politely argued that illegal immigrants already made up about half of the agricultural employees in the area and that he had heard from dozens of farmers who said they could not fill jobs fast enough.

Quarterback Kerry Collins then asked for details about the league's new apparel deal with Reebok, and cornerback Jason Sehorn, who likes to wear Nike, politely argued with Tagliabue about wanting to have a choice of what to wear.

In the private room at Wheeler's of St. James's, father and son politely argued about the lesser of the public controversies swirling around the Murdoch empire: the firing of Andy Gray, the chief soccer pundit for their Sky Sports network, for making sexist comments.

McKim never argued with clients, instead politely but persistently revisiting suggestions that had already been vetoed, and usually getting his way.

They spent the next hour politely arguing whether America had imperialist designs on Vietnam in the 1960's and, by implication, whether it had them now.