Sentence examples for quarrel of from inspiring English sources

The sisters have the first quarrel of their lives.

No quarrel, of course, with the virtuous aim of providing basic health and education.

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.

Though now the Muslim head of a Muslim state, Ghāzān took up the hereditary quarrel of his family with these champions of Islām.

Andrew Sullivan hoped that Mr Obama might finally take America "past the debilitating, self-perpetuating family quarrel of the baby-boom generation that has long engulfed all of us".

These scenes are the narrative method of the Bible, which assumes a steady march of history, the continuous unfolding of significant event, from the primordial quarrel of two brothers in a field to supper with a stranger at Emmaus.

There are avowals, blurted and suppressed, a quarrel out of sheer stretched nerves, and mutual surrender -- awkward, then not.

The lineage of his mother and the quarrels of his father with the emperor determined Alessandro's destiny.

Sympathetic Midwesterners agreed with Southerners that the political quarrels of the 1850s constituted an attack on Southern rights.

For that matter, Dante's hell is largely populated from the bloody quarrels of a few small city-states.

The New Yorker, July 25 , 1925P. 1 About the quarrels of radio stations with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.