Sentence examples for constant arguing from inspiring English sources

"What slows the game down is the constant arguing about balls and strikes.

Snapshots of nature were an escape from an estranged relationship with her parents, one defined by constant arguing.

Both the Clinton and Trump presidential campaigns have been totally silent on this issue despite their constant arguing over who would be better at "stopping terrorism".

He'd hated the long nights and the constant arguing with pilots and airline directors; he'd even had to argue with passengers who called him on their cell phones.

Lisa's twin sister told the court she had previously moved out of the family house due to the constant arguing between Borch and her mother.

He explains, "One of the homes I lived in as a foster child was awful, there was constant arguing and criticizing and making me feel like I was unworthy of love.

Led by Josip Broz (a communist of mixed Croat-Slovene origin who took on the nom de guerre Tito), they waged a constant struggle, arguing that the retaliations taken by the Germans would in the long run force all Yugoslavs into the ranks of the resisters.

Some have grown tired of the constant gossip, arguing its pointlessness a shortcut to closure.

Trenchard defended Haig's policy of constant attack, arguing that it had been preferable to standing on the defensive and he also had maintained an offensive posture throughout the War which, like the infantry, had resulted in the Flying Corps taking dreadful casualties.

Although many Wall Street analysts have welcomed the revamping efforts as a needed streamlining, some have grown tired of the near-constant charges, arguing that the definition of one-time expense is being stretched too liberally.

Since then, Janay has faced constant attacks for arguing with her husband and "provoking" him, for hitting him first, and for choosing to marry him after the abuse occurred.