Sentence examples for general quarrel from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I have no general quarrel with Francis Fukuyama's review, but I do take issue with his suggestion that Friedrich A. Hayek's "principled defense of a minimal state" has found "strong political resonance" in America's (so-called) conservative movement.

Politically, Mr Sokal is no conservative (he taught in Nicaragua when the Sandinistas were in power), and a strong motive for his Social Text hoax was anger at the American academic left for having swallowed so much anti-scientism and irrationalism whole.He and his co-author also disclaim any general quarrel with French thought and culture.

According to Theophanes, the two Byzantine generals quarrelled among themselves, and their attack was disorderly.

In general, our quarrel with those who speak of movement in this way cannot be confined to the parts; it concerns the whole universe.

'I do not think that in this global world pulling up the drawbridge of a Fortress Britain is a sensible strategy.' It was not the Blair ends that the general was quarrelling with.

B. K. Nehru, an Indian diplomat who nearly succeeded Dag Hammarskjold as United Nations secretary general and quarreled with his cousin Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over Kashmir, died on Oct. 31 in Kasauli in northern India.

On Oct. 21, 1969, shortly after the President, Dr. Abdirashid Ali Shermarke, was assassinated by a police officer in a factional quarrel, General Siad Barre led a successful and bloodless coup.

He said he did not quarrel with its general findings.

The party has been banned from taking part in the country's general election on May 29th.A quarrel in India'scoalition government was settled, bringing back Palaniappan Chidambaram, a reformist free-marketeer, as finance minister.

He started the season by quarreling with his general manager, and this week his family got into a shouting match with Chinese fans during an away game.

He quarreled with Commissary General Lucius B. Northrop (a personal friend of Davis) about the inadequate supplies available to his army.