Sentence examples for quarrelsome war from inspiring English sources

The meme was a presumptuous allusion to Abraham Lincoln's quarrelsome war cabinet, and the Beltway punditocracy waited eagerly for the egos to clash and the backstabbing to begin.

The public debates between Gould's supporters and detractors have been so quarrelsome that they have been dubbed "The Darwin Wars" by several commentators.

Was this only a civil war, a purely domestic conflict in a quarrelsome democracy?

Frelimo and Renamo, the two groups that fought each other to standstill in the civil war, have settled into a stable if quarrelsome relationship as parliamentary opponents.

The treasury then was empty; the provinces were in the hands of local war lords; a permanent constitution was still in the making; and the newly elected National Assembly was, to Yuan, too quarrelsome and too cumbersome for the good of the country.

She could be quite quarrelsome".

Voters don't like quarrelsome parties and, according to a MORI poll this week, 83% now believe that Labour is split over the euro.In this section What did you do in the war, Alastair?

Who needs a pack of pissant, quarrelsome and constantly quibbling governments?The only plausible scenario in which Europe would be of any help in a crisis is as a staging area for military operations (like Italy during the Kosovo war).

Artie is skinny, dark-haired and quarrelsome.

A series of quarrelsome coalition governments collapsed.

Tells about their quarrelsome attitude toward clerks.