Sentence examples for constantly argued from inspiring English sources

Thatcher, you will be surprised to learn, "constantly argued with her colleagues, sometimes being unpleasant and even rude".

At the same time he has constantly argued that his political strategies are of a piece with Christianity.

But "Parks" constantly argued that Leslie would gain more by bringing even the most recalcitrant adversary on board if at all possible.

We constantly argued to the PLP [parliamentary Labour party] and I was told by the two Eds that we were concentrating on the future and not the past," said Prescott.

It served to legitimate regimes that constantly argued that, despite appearances to the contrary, resources were scarce and there wasn't enough money to go around; the most persuasive way of explaining why someone (else) was inevitably going to suffer.

We constantly argued to the [parliamentary Labour party] and I was told by the two Eds that we were concentrating on the future and not the past," said Prescott.

Along the way her mother is constantly arguing with her older brother.

I feel like it's a man whom I am constantly arguing with".

"We were always on the verge of breaking up and constantly arguing," says McBurney.

U.S. computer programmers are constantly arguing that H-1B workers undercut their wages".

She is constantly arguing with her spoiled oldest daughter, Lucie (Flavie Bataillie), who shares her highly developed sense of injustice.