Sentence examples for may quarrel from inspiring English sources

The U.S. players and Jürgen Klinsmann, their coach, may quarrel with the latter point, but Twellman was broadly right.

One may quarrel with Mr. Atlas's grudging assessment of the Bellow achievement, but that's what makes for critical debate.

Though some may quarrel with the definition on the ground that it is over sweeping, it is yet not so far from the truth.

Others, especially those of us who haven't quite shaken "Two Paths for the Novel," however much we may quarrel with it, will think of "Netherland".

One may quarrel with the first figure as too large and the second figure as too pessimistic (it makes insufficient allowance for the possibilities of highly intensive land use).

Bob succeeded brilliantly at making money for Dimension, even if he wasn't developing the kinds of distinctive films that Miramax had pledged to make... Weinstein may quarrel with producers and directors, but he pampers actors.

DirecTV and Viacom may have quarreled bitterly over the costs of a new contract this month, but they agree on at least one thing: the preservation of television as they know it, provided only to paying subscribers.

Modern families may not be quarrelling over inheritance, but they are still at loggerheads over who gets what share in the parent or child.

Others may dispute Kram's claim that a Muslim named Leon X fed Ali his famous antiwar line, "I ain't got no quarrel against them Viet Cong".

While development experts may question Okot's priorities for donors, few would quarrel with her assertion that lack of finance is a big problem for farmers.

Often times, management may pull aside two quarreling colleagues to sit them down and talk through specific problems.