Sentence examples for involved in argument from inspiring English sources

In 2002, the University was involved in argument over press intrusion after details of the son of then-Prime Minister Tony Blair's application to university were published in national newspapers.

He has become closely involved in arguments about development in Queenstown.

In front of the press he never allows himself to get involved in arguments or speak about other teams or managers in a critical way.

Sylvester Wise, 68, a sociology professor who is one of the few black residents at 2002 Fifth Avenue, said some of his neighbors had called the police to complain about the drummers and become involved in arguments with them.

"There's a general sense of fairness involved in arguments that inequality matters – that to function well an economy needs a way for people to get a foothold and progress, or else the whole enterprise folds in on itself as the social contract breaks (think Egypt and Tunisia) or for lack of demand and investment (think the Soviet Union).

City's boss has also been involved in arguments with Everton coach David Moyes and Mark Hughes when he was Fulham manager.

Entwistle was too passive to become involved in arguments.

So instead of getting involved in arguments as to whether or not "The Show" will result in a slew of wanna-be-entrepreneurs flooding the marketplace (because they believe raising a Series A and slamming a vodka soda go hand-in-hand) my argument goes like this: See below.

The Hostility scale consists of five items, e.g. "I have an urge to hit, injure or cause pain to others" and "I often get involved in arguments".

Don't be involved in arguments before match.

Do not get involved in arguments about religion.