Sentence examples similar to bickering- from inspiring English sources

"Where are the parliamentarians who are bickering back in Baghdad?

Three little words and pfft, all that famed David Cameron ability to appear affable and above the bickering… gone.

A single example, plucked at random from a lifetime's supply: years ago, after I'd been bickering with a friend who was visiting my flat in London, she fell silent for several minutes and then, pointing to my wooden floors, observed, "You know that floor's laminate, don't you?" (It was laminate. I'd been lying to myself for years that it was pine).

It was still Oasis, because it had that bickering pair of brothers with three vast eyebrows between them as its profane nucleus.

And if there are going to be a million new paths to sustainability for a million different artists, we'd best stop bickering amongst ourselves about the validity of each and every path these artists are stumbling down – or at least step out of the way if we can't lend a hand.

Public bickering between club and coach has boiled over in the past week but the pot's been on the stove since mid-2014, the point at which Carlton might have made motions towards extending Malthouse's initial three-year contract beyond this 2015 season.

The Gondrées' cafe became a beacon for British troops and remains popular with tourists, but sparked bickering and personal battles between two of their three daughters.

In a warning to his critics last week, Farage said he'd had "enough of all this internal bickering".

Worst of all, now that US X Factor is looming on the horizon with its pantomime bickering, zippy editing and sterling dedication to filling every possible silence with a deafening explosion noise of some sort, there's a good chance that American Idol will begin to look frumpy and old fashioned by comparison.

The bickering eventually died down but the grievances were hardly forgotten.

'It doesn't bother me at all!' Still, among the bickering, there were some interesting points of view, some occasions when red-light jumping might arguably be excusable.