Sentence examples similar to direct squabbling from inspiring English sources

The sharpest and funniest movie, "The Procession," written and directed by Robert Festinger, stars Lily Tomlin and Jesse Tyler Ferguson as a squabbling mother and son pressured into attending the funeral of a woman they didn't know.

Calderazzo fulfills Rahman's requirement that the drums maintain a direct, constant dialogue with her piano, echoing its phrases, anticipating its rhythmic shifts and occasionally squabbling with it until it is all but drowned out.

Directed by Jose Joaquin Garcia and featuring young actors whose parts range from eager schoolchildren to squabbling pets.

In this freewheeling rewrite of "The Misanthrope," directed with ample comic finesse by Walter Bobbie (who also directed Mr. Ives's "Venus in Fur"), gushing geysers of opprobrium — satirical, pedagogical, scatological — pour forth from squabbling French aristocrats rustling around the stage in silk bustles and pantaloons.

There was no infantile squabbling.

After 150 days of squabbling over the formation of a new government, Belgium's political elite brought their fragile system of consensus rule crashing down on November 7th, with a direct clash between the two feuding linguistic groups.

We are squabbling among ourselves.

Even so, squabbling on the right continues.

Already, however, the new neighbours are squabbling.

And they have begun squabbling among themselves.

Locals are squabbling over the plans.