Sentence examples for be argued with a from inspiring English sources

The idea that "Catcher" is a closet combat novel is provocative and not necessarily dismissible, but it needs to be argued with a sense of literary nuance, a sense of literature as something other than a message-delivery system, that is utterly missing here.

In the case of the octotaxic system this could be argued with a possible correlation of secretory notogastral porose organs and ecology.

I mean who has time to work out, when you could be arguing with a Trump supporter with a Nazi avatar on Twitter?

Taryn: I block Barbz because I have bills to pay and I don't have time to be arguing with a whole bunch of teenagers.

It is arguable, and indeed it is argued with a degree of vehemence by some good judges, that Adam Scott is the best player in the world not to have won a major championship.

Fat can't be argued with: it is not just an aesthetic condemnation (You're ugly), it's a moral condemnation (You're lazy).

It could be argued (with the advisor working for a right wing party) that such hostile reactions were to be expected.

Even if this reading could be argued with, Gorra comes at it in a highly interesting way.

A mechanical engineer was arguing with a day factory worker.

When you're arguing with a monument, you're talking to a wall.

A dreadlocked derelict in a St . LouisCardinals sweatshirt was arguing with a fat policeman.