Sentence examples for if arguing from inspiring English sources

When he got to a particular tree, he would start talking, as if arguing with it.

"Sure, I fooled around, but I never felt gratified myself," he says, as if arguing the finer points of doctrine.

If arguing that the development was too high, lacked amenities, blocked out light, created wind tunnels and, ultimately, was at odds with the neighbourhood is "bourgeois nimbyism", then I'm guilty as charged.

Often it seemed that one battery-powered voice would set off a cascade of responses: two notes from here and there and over there in quick succession, major third answered by minor third as if arguing over the key, or like automotive mating calls across the asphalt jungle.

"I want to tell it this way," Mattison writes at the outset, as if arguing with the reader, "shifting back and forth in time — for reasons that will become obvious, but also because what interests me most about Con is not exactly that she could remember and learn — who can do that?

If arguing starts among the family, immediately start to sing a Christmas carol and encourage them all the join in.

Auto gratuity is put on the check -- and if argued, can be removed of course -- to ensure I get paid for the work I do.

Even if argued that globalization may have some economic advantages, from a social perspective, it has the potential to worsen the prevailing power differentials within workplaces and between developed and developing countries.

If counselors are arguing, even if its done far outside earshot of the campers, they will pick up on it.

But it has reached the point where it seems as if players are arguing every call.

If she was arguing with her girlfriends, he would step in.