No further action against Lee followed, even after Lee, frustrated by his inability to find a local publisher at Louvain for his complaints against Erasmus' biblical scholarship, published his criticisms at Paris, thus making an internal quarrel public.
Too much quarreling does not make a good life.
But this post is not meant to pick more quarrels, but rather to make a more convincing case about why academics should blog.
It was at a First Troop function at which Ms. Welykyj, hoping to smooth out a lover's quarrel, made a surprise visit.
"The D.A. took a scholarly quarrel and makes a case against Raphael Golb and not against what those other people are doing, which was worse," he said.
Virago; £20 The secrets and quarrels that made a great American poet.
Although his hopes for moderate reform collapsed when his chosen archbishop, Edmund Grindal, was made powerless following a quarrel with the Queen, Burghley could not afford to weaken the Puritan militants against aggressive Catholicism.
The couple quarrel, make up, quarrel.
The way to make friends quarrel is to put them in disputation under the public eye.
I make no quarrel with his naming of Scott Pelley, Campbell Brown or Tavis Smiley, I just didn't understand why he sniped at Logan while doing it, like in this sentence: "Brown has established herself at CNN as a determined interviewer who understands the news, shows empathy for her subjects and acts courteously to her guests — Lara, do you detect a pattern yet in my choices?
