Sentence examples for ferocious arguments from inspiring English sources

Wilson refers to ferocious arguments, which sometimes ended with Fritz outside heaving bricks at their windows.

At the time, I had ferocious arguments with Labour friends who seemed to be convinced war would be the lesser evil.

We avoided the ferocious arguments you predicted but we have no idea whether all our money went on buying new emission reductions or not.

Around me, I could now see, were gorgeous Victorian houses and quaintly run-down concrete buildings, sidewalks shaded by knobby-trunked tropical trees, shopkeepers and passers-by engaged not in ferocious arguments but in cheerful banter.

Work has been suspended because of ferocious arguments about propriety, but can we really think that the Leonardo we would love to see would be an immensely involved battle scene?

"This is one of the more ferocious arguments that happens on Mumsnet," she says, "but I think it highlights the fact that discussions can get very heated over areas where women feel the most guilty.

We even managed to have a rather ferocious argument within the first few minutes of meeting.

Also recorded is a posting to the Crimea in the 1853-56 war, during which Barry had a ferocious argument with Florence Nightingale.

On a modest street in a rundown area, Aziz Kara, a 64-year-old Turk, became embroiled in a ferocious argument with his neighbours.

The album doesn't sound like a diatribe; it sounds more like a ferocious argument among a motley cast of characters.

When one of them pulls out a real piece in the middle of a ferocious argument with a rival gang, everyone on both sides is deeply pained by this error of taste.