That is the kind of argument that keeps economists happily arguing for hours.
Shakespeare himself, I'd happily argue, would have been proud to have series two of Porridge on his CV.
I'd happily argue Only Lovers Left Alive is Jarmusch's best film, but it might be more helpful to say it's his most fluent.
Best, though diners can happily argue the point, is the fruit-spiked version, in which the avocado slips around on bits of ripe mango and peach, with studs of pomegranate seeds here and there, the occasional crisp sliver of apple, of Vidalia onion.
I'm still drawn to movies that require a little work, that aspire to art rather than mere commercial entertainment — for instance, I'd happily argue that the Thai writer-director Apichatpong Weerasethakul is the best filmmaker in the world right now — but art's not the only thing I go to the movies for now.
Their late father, Brendan, was a British advertising copywriter who worked on Madison Avenue for a while – "an actual Mad Man", Jonah said – before moving to Chicago, where he met their mother, Christina, "and then spent 40 years happily arguing about where to live".
It can be read in fresh ways on different days; children and parents can argue happily and endlessly about the meanings of the pictures and the words attached to them.
And he and Mr. Kusurelis began a heated collaboration on the finish work, arguing happily and at length about the height of the guest room ceilings; a bookshelf planted on the plywood veneer; and how to light the intriguing gap that slices a section of the brick wall, among other things.
But here, in "The Flâneur," as in the novels, it can be argued that form and substance are happily married.
The whole was rich and smooth, and argued convincingly that French and Indian cuisine can be happily married.
