Sentence examples for most quarrelsome from inspiring English sources

The latest brinkmanship between Greece and other members of the euro zone was the most quarrelsome yet.

The character and behavior of the lower mantle have been the focus of one of the most quarrelsome modern debates in the geosciences.

One stop will be in Palm Beach County -- the scene of some of the most quarrelsome disputes in last year's election.

"The little wizard had to be the one who in minute 116 put the nail in the coffin of the 11 most quarrelsome Dutchmen in history".

"In three days, you can be rid of them!" Mr. Steinbrück told a crowd gathered in Alexanderplatz, in the heart of former East Berlin, accusing the Merkel-led coflition of being "the most quarrelsome, useless and backward-looking" government in modern German history.

The least agreeable (i.e. most quarrelsome) people were in London and parts of the east of England.

Moreover, the ministers were, for the most part, quarrelsome and difficult to drive as a team.

Arguably just as significant has been his ability to remain calm and composed, even when dealing with breaking news and, most notably, when confronted with quarrelsome interviewees.

Ms. Barkin's character, Lynn, the biological mother of Dylan, the groom, is the most sophisticated of Doris's three loud, quarrelsome daughters.

Miller's story has already been told in his own very readable autobiography, "Timebends," and most recently in Martin Gottfried's punchy and quarrelsome 2003 biography.

In his discussion of it he suggests the reason for the difficulty of Shakespeare's plays and for the quarrelsome, irreconcilable "interpretations" among Shakespeare's commentators: Most poets who portray human events in a narrative or dramatic form take themselves apart, and exact from their readers a blind approbation or condemnation of whatever side they choose to support or oppose….