Sentence examples for bit of an argument from inspiring English sources

"We have thought of one or two names, there's a bit of an argument over it".

Actually, we could have a bit of an argument about Oxfordshire, but I think it's there.

"She gets into a bit of an argument with them when she figures out she doesn't know these guys.

Sometimes you get a bit of red mist and have a bit of an argument on the field.

Gerald said, 'Didn't you know about the two independent records Coltrane put out in the 1960s when he had a bit of an argument with Impulse?' And I had to confess that I didn't.

At check-in, Liz says she had a "bit of an argument" with her son, who insisted on taking his laptop with him for the flight rather than his insulin.

Often she replays bits of an argument or a conversation for our amusement.

If and when they leave government, they need to have a bit of an internal argument and debate about who they are.

It's always been a bit of an odd argument that we shouldn't have a royal commission into the banking sector because it might make investors question the reputation of our financial system.

There has been a bit of an odd argument that Mr Zimmerman was not white but Hispanic.

There's a bit of a circular argument developing here.