Sentence examples for minor quarrel from inspiring English sources

Like a rampage in March in the central city of Meiktila, the violence in Lashio appeared to have been touched off by a relatively minor quarrel.

She also described a marital dispute that sent the police to their house seven years ago as a minor quarrel for which she was to blame for blowing out of proportion.

Considering the fact that Muziic has no deals in place with any of the labels owning the rights to the songs and albums one can stream in full using its service, I doubt big music is happy it exists in the first place (they've had a minor quarrel with Vevo in the past).

Such minor quarrels aside, "The Creation" is the wise and lovely work of a truly learned man, filled with a spirit that readers of every stripe will recognize as reverence.

A few minor quarrels passed between Marshall and Clay early in the session, but the relative peace dissolved in December 1808 when Clay introduced a resolution calling for all members of the General Assembly to wear "homespun" garments as a means of encouraging local manufacturing and reducing British imports.

When faced with sibling rivalry, parents can: - Avoid favouritism - Love and appreciate each child for what is unique and special about him or her - Ignore the minor quarrels and allow the children to resolve these minor conflicts on their own.

When he's not arguing with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show, comedian John Hodgman dons cloak and gavel and takes to the podwaves to resolve minor family quarrels in characteristically pithy fashion.

The intricate task Merrill took on, during the rest of his writing life, was to enfold love's worse moments — ranging from the minor irritants of quarrels and disappointments to the major scars of betrayal and death — in a light and gauzy texture, to lift them by sheer style to the essentially comic realm of the seen and seen-through.

Barre served the elder Henry as a diplomat and was involved in a minor way with the king's quarrel with Thomas Becket, which earned Barre a condemnation from Becket.

Russia's prime minister, Sergei Stepashin, said that the explosion of a Russian rocket over Kazakhstan on July 5th, which set off a political quarrel between the two countries, was a minor problem compared with the locust invasion.

It may be hard to believe, but the quarrels of the last few months are about a relatively minor issue: how to conclude Greece's second bail-out.