Sentence examples for forever arguing from inspiring English sources

Alan was forever arguing some involved point; Bernard, always capable of doing two things at once, would be contesting the point while correcting proofs.

As the Tories' great Europhile he was forever arguing for us to join the euro, and when I ask how the Eurozone crisis has altered his view he says: "It hasn't changed at all.

The neoconservative right encourages the conclusion that the only solution is military; the anti-imperialist left forever argues that the neoconservatives are secretly steering America toward war.

Then a 1966 book called "Feminine Forever" argued that estrogen therapy was good for almost every middle-aged female on the planet who wanted to avoid morphing into a crone.

Economists will forever argue over the extent to which Bernanke should have eased.

The NRA types are hardline domino-theorists and they will forever argue that any encroachment whatsoever on gun ownership will lead to a tyrannical government usurping our freedom.

We will forever argue, I suspect, about whether that truthful admission to Skyler was more valuable than Fate serving Walt a plate of humble pie.

When it comes to the question of the greatest soul singer, we will forever be arguing deep into the night.

So you end up either continuing on in the same vein — pointlessly citing reasons for methods and methods for reasons forever — or arguing in circles, or granting that your method is groundless.

A film is forever, he argues, while the social turmoil around them will be resolved and quickly forgotten.

In his April letter, "Time to Wake Up: Days of Abundant Resources and Falling Prices Are Over Forever," he argued that "we are in the midst of one of the giant inflection points in economic history".