Sentence examples for real quarrel from inspiring English sources

The Government's real quarrel is with the judgment of acquittal.

As for that last claim, I have no real quarrel with it.

The agency's lawyer, Edward O'Connell, argued that the plaintiffs' real quarrel was with the General Assembly.

But as I was saying, I have no real quarrel with this description.

When he recognises instead the pallid, infirm figure of Doc Holliday, he is suddenly terrified and stammers that their previous disagreements don't amount to a real quarrel.

I have no real quarrel with this description, even though I've noticed, over the years, that the words "thinly disguised" are applied mostly to books written by women.

The rivalry between two candidates for the kingdom of Poland was taken as the pretext for hostilities by governments whose real quarrels with each other had in fact very little connection with Polish affairs.

In "Two Night Stand," which opens later this month, Megan and Alec, played by Analeigh Tipton and Miles Teller, exchange flirtatious messages online, hook up in real life, quarrel the morning after, discover they're snowed in, smoke some weed, talk languorously, and turn an assignation into something more.

The real reason Assange quarrelled with the Guardian's star reporter Nick Davies.

Paul (not his real name) was quarrelling with a childhood friend at a bus stop.

They deserve it.' There was, for a moment, silence around the table". The real reason Assange quarrelled with the Guardian's star reporter Nick Davies.