Sentence examples for more argument and from inspiring English sources

Roth does not like to talk much about these things, for fear of arousing more argument and hostility.

The Man Booker Prize, the British award that attracts more argument and certainly more organized betting than any other literary prize, announced its shortlist.

She stands in extreme and salutary contrast to Monica Lewinsky, whose come-hither carried the hidden resolve of betrayal"....Roth does not like to talk much about these things, for fear of arousing more argument and hostility... "Every year, seventy readers die and only two are replaced.

There will be a lot more arguments and it seems likely there will be a realignment in British politics as well ask a vote for Scottish independence.

Those questions, like that of the conspiracy charges, will certainly be the subject of more arguments and motions as the pretrial hearings continue this week.

"I used to think she got into a lot of arguments [in America] because no-one could understand her English," says Tan. "When I went to Shanghai with her she got into even more arguments, and I realised English only held her back".

"I just hope it doesn't lead to more arguments and division".

This is especially true in informal contexts, in which arguers may be inundated with many more arguments and positions than they can possibly investigate, forcing them to decide which arguments merit their attention.

"They're trying to find more arguments, and in this sense the visit to Moscow is useful," Lukyanov said.

Jim said that once anger comes into play it can be hard to alleviate and can end up causing more arguments and discontent.

For example, a study that used data from the 1984, 1995, and 2005 U.S. National Alcohol Surveys implied that bar drinkers tended to report more arguments and fighting than home drinkers, controlling for potential confounders such as the overall volume of alcohol consumed and the frequency of heavy drinking [ 29].