Sentence examples for argument during which from inspiring English sources

One time, we had an argument during which Peter objected to a piece of text he thought was mine.

I remember the argument, during which I protested that if Aguilera said that her half-naked dance was empowering, then who was anyone else to take exception?

He said that the four had met the man in an East Village bar and had gotten into an argument during which the man had struck Ms. Cuffaro in the face.

After their guests left the Nesbitts had an argument during which Henrietta flaunted her social superiority as a member of the formerly rich Babcock family, and taunted Willard with his purely academic knowledge of the upper classes.

And once, in the heat of a marital argument, during which she lambasted her husband for being insufficiently ambitious for his family, she snapped, "What dreams do you have for Coco?" Coco being a Samoyed.

Although our flirtation began during a whisky-fuelled argument (during which Conrad Black and I clashed over the free market, Europe and Napoleon) it pains me to admit that I later heard from a friend that Petronella had said I reminded her of her father, hardly a beacon of socialist politics.

In papers related to a divorce filing at the end of 2002, Gandolfini's wife described increasingly serious issues with drugs and alcohol, as well as arguments during which the actor would repeatedly punch himself in the face out of frustration.

The order, overturning rulings made last month, followed more than 10 hours of testimony and arguments, during which Judge Roberts repeatedly asked prosecutors to show that the defendants planned "imminent" attacks against law enforcement.

I made the following insufferable yet relevant retort: "Hey, remember when that gay Republican congressman got nabbed trying to pick up interns via IM, and Fox kept calling him a Democrat?" Soon, I found myself in several arguments during which I countered anecdotal evidence of anti-Republican perfidy with anecdotal evidence of Republican perfidy.

A heated argument ensued, during which Wittgenstein allegedly threatened his colleague with a poker he grabbed from the fireplace.

They refused and an argument ensued during which at least one of the three foremen opened fire with a shotgun.