Sentence examples for arguing bitterly from inspiring English sources

Callers will be arguing bitterly about Che Guevara's misunderstanding of the sugar industry.

"I've seen it at my own Christmases - two relatives arguing bitterly over who should sit in which chair.

Of course, we're used to people taking different sides on conflicts far away, arguing bitterly over who is to blame.

The New Yorker, June 6 , 1936P. 7 Two men arguing bitterly in barroom of Murray Hill Hotel.

But Mr. Weinstein and Michael Eisner, Disney's chief executive, ended up arguing bitterly over ballooning Miramax budgets and Disney's refusal to release "Fahrenheit 9/11," among other matters.

Back in 2011, Congress and the president were arguing bitterly about raising the debt ceiling, the amount of money America can borrow.

We argue bitterly about jobs versus deficits.

In addition, transplant surgeons argued bitterly among themselves.

"We remained friends, but we also argued bitterly with one another.

They argued bitterly, and within a year she'd put the boys back into foster care.

The twins argued bitterly over which possessions to remove from the home.