Sentence examples for rarely argue from inspiring English sources
The truth is, we rarely argue.
Democrats rarely argue for the sacredness of the principle of "big government" and high spending.
The outcome of the insurers' efforts is hard to predict, Mr. Joyce said, because insurance companies rarely argue that policies should be void because of misrepresentations.
Mr. Stark said he and Mr. Smith, who have written several movies together but never directed before, rarely argue over personal issues, but they have a longstanding disagreement over people who remain stuck in unhealthy relationships.
The Kipers maintain that they rarely argue over work — Kim's biggest complaint is about Mel's profligate use of hand soap and paper towels — and their two decades together have bestowed the easy ability to joke about each other's foibles.
They rarely argued, though Cecily had a jealous streak.
Geoghegan is a labor lawyer, and rarely argues cases before a judge and jury.
We rarely argued when I was growing up, but I decided to make up for it now.
Dolce rarely argued, and, if he tried, Gabbana would wag his finger and shake his head, and say "No" again.
