He constantly argues with his parents, especially about running the restaurant.
At the same time he has constantly argued that his political strategies are of a piece with Christianity.
He was constantly arguing that he should be able to negotiate with the judges and find some way of working with them, which he is still harping on about in this article.
He's a prig, a bit of a dandy; he's also hopelessly in love with a woman named Kitty, with whom he is constantly arguing on the phone and who, when she finally makes an entrance in the second act proves to be a flouncing, busty blockhead, and as played by Kathleen Kaefer, a very funny one.
Thatcher, you will be surprised to learn, "constantly argued with her colleagues, sometimes being unpleasant and even rude".
We constantly argued to the PLP [parliamentary Labour party] and I was told by the two Eds that we were concentrating on the future and not the past," said Prescott.
It served to legitimate regimes that constantly argued that, despite appearances to the contrary, resources were scarce and there wasn't enough money to go around; the most persuasive way of explaining why someone (else) was inevitably going to suffer.
We constantly argued to the [parliamentary Labour party] and I was told by the two Eds that we were concentrating on the future and not the past," said Prescott.
Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a registered independent and self-described socialist who caucused with the Democrats, constantly argued in caucus that Democratic senators shouldn't seek Republican votes, which would water down efforts to reform campaign finance and Wall Street.
Evolution is a field where data are constantly argued over, but it appears that Homo sapiens has evolved with unprecedented speed over the last 8,000 to 30,000 years, which seems to many scientists, to be too fast for the operation of random mutation and natural selection alone, especially since they take millions of years to create major alterations in a species.
