Sentence examples for devolved into an argument from inspiring English sources

The debate then devolved into an argument over which candidate was Putin's puppet.

(Ted Kennedy's own attempt to talk to Johnson about Vietnam devolved into an argument about Fresca).

A promising start in building an economic and political partnership with China has devolved into an argument over whether the United States is seeking to contain China's ambitions.

The band, who sing about issues affecting Indigenous Australians, walked off stage after their set devolved into an argument with audience members, including "the lead singer of Sticky Fingers and many others", as Dunn-Velasco wrote on Facebook.

Somehow, what started as a normal budget hearing for the Hallandale Beach City Commission devolved into an argument about anal bleaching, the Miami Herald reports.

By Friday it was clear that what started as a court case over whether the U.S. government had the legal authority to detain an American man suspected of fighting for ISIS had devolved into an argument over what obligations the U.S. has to ensure his safety upon release.

The debate over the shooting death of Trayvon Martin seems to be devolving into an argument about the right to wear hoodies, but it really does not appear to be a promising development.

At his mention of a full moon, D'Artagnan butts in to gibber about werewolves, and the scene devolves into an argument about the existence or otherwise of mythical beasts.

Sensing that the conversation was going to devolve into an argument on contract law, Josh wisely chimed in.

When the argument devolved into a debate about different kinds of experimental setups, Dennett said, "I think maybe this session is over, don't you?

The exchange between Mr. Patrick and Mr. Cruz devolved into a heated argument over whether Mr. Cruz was unfairly maligning the record of Mr. Dewhurst and, in effect, the entire Texas Senate.