Sentence examples for fierce argument about from inspiring English sources

NANTERRE, France — A decade ago Toni Morrison, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist, and Peter Sellars, the experimental theater and opera director, got into a fierce argument about Shakespeare's "Othello".

The last attempt to cut such a deal, at Copenhagen in 2009, collapsed amid fierce argument about who should do what, between the developed countries, led by the Americans, and the developing nations, led by the Chinese.

A year ago there was fierce argument about the wisdom of military intervention against President Assad in Syria after his alleged use of chemical weapons.

But the new data will also prompt fierce argument about the overall population level of our islands, as the Office for National Statistics confirms it will revise its population projections in the autumn.

They had a fierce argument about that.

Michael Moore and Elisabeth Hasselbeck had a fierce argument about whether it was right not to try Osama bin Laden in court on Wednesday's "The View".

And it still engages fierce arguments about values.

Her story unleashed fierce arguments about trauma, teaching and truth telling.

There were fierce arguments about which style was better, a bit like the battles today between traditional and modern architects.

The fierce arguments about Soviet espionage are barely disguised arguments about the Red Scare of the fifties — whether it was irrational and hysterical or justified and protective.

The fierce arguments about Soviet espionage are barely disguised arguments about the Red Scare of the fifties whether it was irrational and hysterical or justified and protective.