Sentence examples similar to carried on arguing from inspiring English sources

"We would have been carrying on arguing for another year with this secretary of state.

We may leave without the protections a deal provides, we may never leave at all". It was in neither side's interest to prolong the uncertainty by "carry on arguing" about Brexit, she said, claiming any delay beyond 29 March only risked "creating new problems".

We carry on arguing but Shlomo has made up his mind.

Butterfield argues that life probably retreated to the open waters of the tropics during Snowball times, but otherwise carried on as normal.

If a Muslim can be elected by millions of voters of all backgrounds to take charge of the world's greatest city, how would the jihadis – how could they – carry on believing and arguing that we Muslims have no future in Europe, or that westerners hate us?

It carried on regardless.

Other independent record store owners also hoped HMV would carry on in some form – arguing the existence of a nationwide chain encourages consumers to shop for physical music.

Maybe you just don't click, maybe you can't find time to really get to know each other, or maybe you have such different personalities that it's hard to carry on a conversation without arguing.

Modi and the Indian people," he argued, "carry on that legacy". India's commitment to the agreement was not only about climate change.

This is because she was in a significant position in government when the Conservatives stood on their manifesto at the last election and would therefore be better able to argue for carrying on with the same mandate.

Rosen and those carrying on his work have persuasively argued that every system that can be categorized as living has within itself a predictive model of itself and its environment.