Sentence examples for argued so much from inspiring English sources

Yet it was Cruyff himself who in the 1974 World Cup final argued so much with Jack Taylor that he failed to lead his side to the triumph over West Germany they deserved.

"We argued so much it no longer felt good to be in the relationship," he volunteers.

It was a trio that expanded to a four piece, and then we argued so much about what to play and where to play it that I thought, sod it, so I went down my own path," he began, "I didn't have too many records back then, though.

This is important in medical education because, it is argued, so much of doctors' knowledge is implicit or tacit [ 12].

Again, this is not a matter of arguing so much as of perceiving.

Is it because children didn't argue so much then, especially with siblings, or because writers chose not to write about them arguing?

People argue so much on vacation because the occasion so often falls short of the desire: the desire is for rest, peace, no pressure, and a sense of being away from one's usual self, and your average family holiday sets fire in comic sequence to each of these high hopes.

While one must admit that the seeds for such a conception may be traced in these discussions in the Mahābhāṣya, Patañjali is actually not arguing so much against words having parts, as against the notion of change or transformation (Mahābhāṣya on P. 1.2.20, I, p. 75).

We had had a long conversation and he had gone for all angles, but he could only argue so much.

I've never noticed that in 18 years working here to find people arguing so much over politics".

She was being penalized, then, Moore argued, not so much for her sexual orientation as for her honest admission of it.