Sentence examples for quarrels as from inspiring English sources

She forgot the quarrels as soon as they were resolved, but the gifts her husband brought her to reconcile — even when she was at fault — she never forgot.

She forgot the quarrels as soon as they were resolved, but the gifts her husband brought her to reconcile even when she was at fault—she never forgot.

Mr. Ellis was unable to quote directly from "The Diary of a Young Girl," the film rights of which have been optioned by 20th Century Fox, but he nonetheless recreates the hideaway life that Anne Frank describes -- the laughter, fear and quarrels as well as her own coming of age and her blossoming love for Peter.

However, research into early recorded use of these terms found examples of some of these terms being used as a sign of surrender in battle or adult fights or quarrels as late as the 18th century.

The lovers' quarrels, as their desires and emotions fluctuate under Puck's influence, are as disquieting as they are funny.

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In the book's foreword, she writes: "I have rarely been as angry as I was with the Khan family, and I have rarely quarreled as much as I did there.

As he sang and barked to a set of songs from that age — many from "Age of Quarrel," as well as "Attitude" and "Right Brigade" by Bad Brains — he stayed at his two stations: either the lip of the stage or in front of Mr. Jayson's bass drum.

That did not stop the two ladies from quarrelling, as was his intention.

Conduct problems include disagreement with teachers, such as quarrels and scolding, as well as involvement in fights at school; attention problems include inattention and hyperkinetic symptoms.

They had been quarrelling for as long as they had been in love.