Sentence examples for personal quarrels from inspiring English sources
Instead of dissolving personal quarrels in a solvent of honor, the American way of duelling intensified them.
Her arrival there, in 1951, marked the beginning of what Maddox calls "one of the great personal quarrels in the history of science".
By 1958 Burma was well on the road to internal peace and economic recovery, but the ruling AFPFL had become divided by personal quarrels between U Nu (formerly called Thakin Nu) and his closest associates.
The limited area is ideal for Mr. Suh's work, which often places just two characters onstage at a time, leading to quiet, more personal quarrels rather than full-out family warfare.
St James' suffered from a major scandal in the late 1820s ("a period of personal quarrels and violent newspaper controversies") when Commissioner Bigge's secretary and brother-in-law, Thomas Hobbes Scott, who had been made Archdeacon of New South Wales in 1825, came into conflict with a parishioner, Edward Smith Hall.
It works against independent candidacies prompted by short-range political goals, pique, or personal quarrel.
But a personal quarrel between other, lowest-ranking players tips the whole thing into anarchy.
The atmosphere was cozy, but as the arak and vodka flowed, nerves grew raw, and what began as an abstract political discussion flared suddenly into a personal quarrel.
He says it is impossible for him to understand how a difference of opinion can ever lead to a personal quarrel.
Mr. Kerry told his audience that in fact he had no personal quarrel with Mr. Bush, whom he described as "a nice man".
