Sentence examples similar to goes on arguing from inspiring English sources

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

'He went on arguing with them.

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

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

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.

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

Alexander's vocal sounds tired, as if he's chosen to go on arguing but knows, in some awful and instinctive way, that he's already lost the fight: "Can't you understand, man, she's my girl?" he sings.

I regret we can't build the recycling centre or the swimming pool, and I will go on arguing with George that maybe we can".

That we could go on arguing about definitions in order to count up to three - or fewer - tells us that counting just ain't like it used to be on Sesame Street.

They go on arguing that bitumen is directly affected the contact angle and the smallest amount of yield stress is a negative key parameter in distinguishing between Newtonian and non-Newtonian Bingham plastic behavior (Han et al. 2006; Saeed Mozaffari et al. 2017; Yang et al. 2016).