Sentence examples for arguing itself from inspiring English sources

10.40am BST Dorrell says the government was "arguing itself to a standstill" over what to do about the press.

I like to think that Labour can bring itself back from the brink over the next 10 days and will stop arguing itself into political oblivion.

Despite arguing itself into a cul-de-sac, "The Anatomy of Racial Inequality" is an incisive, erudite book by a major thinker.

How does a non-hierarchical movement avoid arguing itself into oblivion?

Filming, Wilson argued, itself made things unreal.

Says Major government decided on "do nothing" option after it "argued itself to standstill".

Mr. Cameron argues that Britain's position in Europe has not changed; many people, including some of his now-irritated counterparts in Europe, disagree and warn that Britain may have argued itself out of a position at the table.

Mr. Cameron argues that Britain's position in Europe has not changed; many people disagree and warn that Britain may have argued itself out of a position at the table.

Jonathan, meanwhile, spirals ever downward, and you can almost hear the movie arguing with itself about how far to follow him, how raw to allow itself to be.

This is all part of the human drama of the Psalms, that sense we have of a voice arguing with itself and its God.

In it a small bulbous-headed doll in red satin pajamas can be seen arguing with itself from inside a small green storage box.