Sentence examples for quarrel lies from inspiring English sources

The historical background of this "Coloring quarrel" lies in the growing glory of Titian and Rubens, dampened at first by the fortunes of Raphael and Michelangelo.

Returning to the original 1949 statements of John Christie and his wife Ethel, Brabin was reminded that Timothy and Beryl 'got on very badly together', with 'frequent quarrels' about 'his lying to her, his associating with other women and financial matters'.

One sero-negative man stated that he could not disclose because that would just initiate a quarrel intimating that he would be lying.

The novelty of this book is that, while accepting that Rousseau was one of the most priggish, suspicious and difficult men who ever lived, the authors none the less lay the entire blame for the quarrel with Hume.

Some of the force of du Rivage's account of the Revolution lies in his dogged insistence that the great political quarrel of the time really was a quarrel of principles.

The quarrel between Henry and Gregory intensified after the pope formally prohibited lay investiture at the council of November 1078.

In this proposition lay the roots both of Ruskin's own quarrel with industrial capitalism and of the Arts and Crafts movement of the later 19th century.

Her mother is a loose, chain-smoking daughter of a small-time pornographer, and her father lies upstairs in a coma resulting from a cuckold's quarrel that got seriously out of hand.

It can't even stop allies Japan and South Korea from quarrelling over the ownership of a tiny outcropping of rocks that lies midway between the two countries.

We covered up our horror then by quarrelling over what had happened; much as today what happened in Dresden lies buried under verbiage.

As he lay dying, he quarrelled viciously with Kathleen and rebuffed his daughter Tracy's tender overture.