Sentence examples for constant quarrel from inspiring English sources

Originally intended as an apolitical idyll, it became, as Miłosz writes, "something unique in world literature, and the problem of how to classify it has remained the crux of a constant quarrel among scholars"; it "has been called 'the last epos' in world literature".

The pilgrims revel in their own constant quarrels.

In keeping with this sentiment, even as he portrays a society given over to constant quarrels, personal insults and reckless social wounds, he endows it with gifts of regeneration and self-repair.

It has also failed to reduce the public-sector deficit, as promised, and industrial output and investment have slowed.Indian voters may be put off by the constant quarrels between their politicians.

Constant quarreling between parents is unnerving to children.

Except it's due to a barren womb, broken dreams and constant quarrels with your spouse.

Through his inheritance and a fortunate marriage, Thomas became the wealthiest peer in England, but constant quarrels with King Edward II led to his execution in 1322.

But the Dead Sea, which faces a rapidly shrinking water level, has been a source of constant quarreling in a water-scarce region plagued by seemingly endless political turmoil.

It's evolving and, sans some of the clutter and fat trimmed away, I suspect that more titles will be paperback originals and the constant quarrels with eBook pricing will finally stabilize, with "digital" becoming what mass-market paperbacks used to be (entry level).

Frustrated by the constant quarrels between the two wives, Khandoba is said to have divided the hill of Jejuri into two halves: the lower half belongs to Banai, where she has a separate shrine while Mhalsa rules the upper half where she stays with Khandoba in the main temple.

Valya's mom did not like the baby's father, resulting in constant quarrels.