Sentence examples for had some arguments from inspiring English sources

I've had some arguments with her.

My editor and I had some arguments about the register; he said 'Rana, people don't speak like this'.

Ya'alon, the deputy prime minister, told me in October: "We have had some arguments with the U.S. administration over the past two years, but on the Iranian issue we have managed to close the gaps to a certain extent.

Knowing some of the old war stories and a bit about himself, Chamberlain added, "We'd probably have had some arguments, but he'd know I'm going to do it with love and I'd have known he's going to do it with love".

When she stayed at home during her maternity leave, she had some arguments with her mother-in-law on minor issues, which gave her the impression that "it does not work for the two of us to spend every moment together".

"And in some cases," he told them, "I may need you to have some arguments with our progressive friends".

He admitted that "we are having some arguments about whether we are going to participate in the elections or not," but insisted that there was "no conflict within the party now".

It would be nice to have some arguments to show why you believe your valuation should be higher–saying that this book told you to push back isn't sufficient.

I was getting bummed out on the lifestyle of just going to bars all the time, and my roommate at the time and I were just having some arguments.

We have some arguments suggesting that such a treatment may improve prognosis.

We have some arguments suggesting that such a treatment may improve macrocirculation and microcirculation and finally prognosis.