Sentence examples for inner quarrel from inspiring English sources

"There's an inner quarrel with me," Jackson said.

Stories of his moodiness and readiness to pick a quarrel suggest a profound inner uncertainty, and the cynicism and vulnerability of adolescence hardly yielded to a mature emotional attitude of life until his marriage, on June 3, 1869, to Geneviève Halévy, the daughter of the composer of the opera La Juive (1835; The Jewess).

A migrant worker from Inner Mongolia was sent away for quarreling with an official at a restaurant.

But for 14 years, she said, she was a member of one of the country's most secretive and powerful clans, observing its inner workings, its rigid social code, the quarrels among its members and, ultimately, its common front.

Provided, that is, that the ideas are rigorously conceived and the words used accurately in relation to them it would not be worth while to pick a quarrel over the use of the word "technique" as a synonym for the artistic work itself, regarded as "inner technique" or the formation of intuition-expressions.

They quarrel.

No quarrel here.

Misunderstandings arise...they quarrel.

No quarrel there.

A lovers' quarrel?

Tells about their quarrel.