Sentence examples for go on arguing from inspiring English sources

But it's one of many examples of why we should go on arguing about this choreographer.

Historians will go on arguing about Churchill's merits and demerits.

The members of Islamic parties can, and do, go on arguing with each other.

And even though we go on arguing, it's long been clear to both of us that I'm already in.

It is never a closed subject, but instead a matter we are compelled to go on arguing about.

They go on arguing about her, and tell the girl to ran ember that her mother was a Singleton.

'He went on arguing with them.

He goes on argue that if being intoxicated means a person cannot give consent to sex then in situations where both parties are drunk, they are technically guilty of assaulting one another.

What's going on, Leiker argues, is a variation on a common cyclical pattern.

The document goes on to argue that it would be unethical to stop treatment when a trial ends.

The text goes on to argue that the doctrine of inclusive care promotes benefit to all and so conforms to the standard set by the benevolent person.