Sentence examples for deep quarrels from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth, returning the nation to a moderate form of Protestantism known as the Elizabethan settlement, tried unsuccessfully to quell this atmosphere of religious tension, but it lingered in the form of continued persecution and deep quarrels among Catholic recusants, radical Protestants, and more moderate Anglicans.

It all led to deep quarrels within the U.S. delegation.

It is here that we find Gray's deepest quarrel with much of recent American liberal philosophy.

The great virtue of this book is to show, without boggling readers with the billiard balls from Hume's Treatise or the Hottentots of Rousseau's Discours sur l'inégalité, how deep the quarrel ran.

Deep down the quarrel is about sex and status; but Schimmelpfennig also sends up the theological intensity that people now bring to the promotion game.

Monty Python is like a good marriage: you may have your spats and quarrels but deep down you know you love the other person.

Singing about lovers' quarrels and deeper anger and self-doubt Mr. Cornell remains as sullen as he was in his rock songs for Soundgarden and then Audioslave.

Modern historians will doubtless try to attach deeper causes to the quarrels — just as Hammurabi may have returned his shoes in a symbolic gesture of refusal, perhaps the braying hippo was a conventional cultural code for some other, economic quarrel.

Beneath Camus's ideological quarrels is a deeper unhappiness with the critical bent of the Paris intelligentsia.

The search for a 73-year-old man wanted for allegedly killing the daughter in law with whom he often quarreled led police deep into a New York state park on Wednesday.

"WOW, this feels good!" Hardly the expected opening words from a governor giving his first "state of the state" speech especially when the state in question, California, is deep in debt and riven by quarrels.