Sentence examples for arguing whether from inspiring English sources

Everyone's arguing whether Edwards is a swindler or merely a swine.

People are still arguing whether Instagram's users will stay loyal to the service.

In one park I heard a couple arguing whether I was a Chinaman or a Japanese.

"We are arguing whether to set up a noncompliant exchange or just sit tight and do nothing".

Scholars have yet to decode them, though it hasn't stopped them arguing whether it does actually constitute a genuine language.

"There wasn't much point in arguing whether or not it was fair or unfair, wise or unwise.

"No way!" one class shouted with one voice, before arguing whether boys or girls were the bravest.

Commentators argue whether this "typical" Englishman was overemotional or repressed.

"You can argue whether the BBC is too lenient.

One can argue whether the supercommittee truly failed.

Instead, our politicians argue whether the Education Department should be eliminated.