Sentence examples for is always argued from inspiring English sources
One last point: it is always argued that in the USA things are much more liberal, and that therefore we cannot be any more stringent.
"There is always arguing about what is public work and what is not public work," Assemblywoman Susan V. John of Rochester, chairwoman of the Assembly's Labor Committee, who introduced the bill, said in a phone interview on Monday.
You may know someone who seems so wound up and easily triggered that everyone tiptoes around her. Or you may know someone who is always arguing with or attacking someone.
He's always argued that the state institutions of health and education are deficient not so much in funding or efficiency but in heart.
He's always argued that he's not racist or far-right, saying he's opposed not to Muslims, but rather Islam.
"We were always arguing; we tried everything.
"She's always arguing about smoking," she said.
"You just met and you're always arguing".
Why not? "Because they were always arguing with each other.
The doorman at my building is an ex-boxer and we're always arguing.
"There was always arguing and fighting and things being thrown," he said.
