Sentence examples for quarrel if from inspiring English sources

Take these three voices from BUtterfield 8, each distinct, each with a comedy and selfhood of its own: "We only quarrel, if you'll look back on it, we only quarrel for one reason, really, and that's the way you talk to me".

This isn't good, they always quarrel, what if she's doing it for the wrong reason?

"Those people who are protesting - and grandstanding - near Three Swords - I don't want to fight or quarrel, but if I order my supporters now, they will go to Three Swords and turn them into a reality".

I would find no quarrel whatsoever if you decided to modify your service based on either religious grounds or on grounds of conscientious objection.

Once he heard her snap at her husband, when she was trying to read the paperback book she brought down every day to the beach, and the children interrupted her one after another to pee or for food or quarrels - If I don't get to finish this bloody sentence I'll scream!

"There are always quarrels … If I do not have a relative above, it means I will most of the time be left out".

(mid-level Ugandan officer) "There are always quarrels … If I do not have a relative above, it means I will most of the time be left out".

Selig did not quarrel when asked if he believed baseball's leaders might have been able to avert the wrongdoing described in Mitchell's report had they been more focused on it, instead of on economic issues, as was alleged by Mitchell.

But if their quarrel persists, their parties could yet pick another candidate, such as Christian Wulff, the premier of Lower Saxony.

And if they quarrel, it's not in a way that involves the dissing of one another in viciously up-to-the-minute slang.

The new king is intent on pressing the English claim to the throne of France, even if this quarrel means war; but he wants his assault to be -- or be seen as -- a just war, blessed by the church.