Sentence examples for had a serious argument from inspiring English sources

Another Iranian man had a serious argument with an officer in Fox mess yesterday.

Mr. Romney was trounced and she was portrayed as naïve and entitled, fretting about her weight and claiming she and Mr. Romney had never had a serious argument.

Mr. Leedom and Mr. Cott have been together for 58 years, during which time, both say, they have never had a serious argument.

His wife, his high school sweetheart, told reporters during his Senate race that the two had never had a serious argument, that he has never raised his voice.

They had a serious argument, and as soon as they returned home she went to her solicitors to start divorce proceedings.

Last year, another of the group's surveys found that 50percentt of parents had had a serious argument over homework and 34percentt identified it as a "source of struggle and stress".

But underneath the goofball brilliance, Gilbert has a serious argument to make about why human beings are forever wrongly predicting what will make them happy.

One of the reasons drummer Terry Chimes is notable for his absence is that he is having a serious argument with Joe.

Tom Slade, the former state Republican chairman who asked for the opinion from the secretary of state's office in 1998, now believes that the Democrats have a serious argument for throwing out the absentee votes involved.

Commonly reported life events included having a serious argument with her partner (30.4%) and having a close person experience substance abuse, medical, or legal trouble (19.0%).

The most commonly reported effects were having to 'baby-sit' inebriated students (27.2%); having studying or sleep interrupted (20.9%); being insulted or humiliated (12.9%); having a serious argument (12.5%); or experiencing an unwanted sexual advance (10.9%).