Sentence examples similar to disputatious character from inspiring English sources

Though the cast is lively and engaging, you're aware of the contrivance in these lonely, disputatious characters being pushed toward climactic melodrama.

This can result in an extended to-and-fro that endows parts of the Qurʾān with a decidedly polemical and disputatious quality.

Boileau resumed his disputatious role in 1692, when the literary world found itself divided between the so-called Ancients and Moderns.

The discourse may be even more disputatious here, in part because the ring is that much smaller.

In them the signature character, a stringy-haired modern dancer, entered into a disputatious dialogue with the artist, who was desperately claiming his own place in the spotlight.

Rape is a crime, moreover, that rarely has witnesses; if charges are brought, the case usually degenerates into a disputatious litany of "he said, she said".

That being the case, all novels are Jewish in the disputatious, dialogic sense.

It was disputatious.

Judaism has always been a disputatious faith.

Zawahiri is famously disputatious and tone-deaf.

Bouts of counterpoint create a disputatious atmosphere.