Sentence examples for running argument from inspiring English sources

One woman furtively smoked cigarettes and engaged in a running argument with herself, screaming things like: "I'm not retarded!

Costa had a running argument with Séamus Coleman and then Howard and took out his anger with his goals.

There is a running argument among economists about whether prices in low-skill industries have fallen compared with those in industries using relatively more high-skilled workers.

Obama's running argument with congressional Democrats over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a pending trade accord, has flared up dramatically over recent days — eliciting, from the President, not indignation so much as raw irritation of a surprisingly personal nature.

The debate about whether Chamberlain should start or relieve has been a four-year running argument among fans, and Eppler is not the first Yankees employee to weigh in since Phil Hughes beat out Chamberlain for the fifth starter's job.

For years people like me have been engaged in a running argument with people who insist that the reason we have high unemployment is that American workers don't have the skills required for a 21st-century economy.

For over ten years, I've had a running argument--usually when I'm not sober--about what the best straight edge 7-inch is.

"I am convinced the Labour Party succeeds best when it is in the centre ground".On the turn of election year, Mr Blair has thus revisited a long-running argument about the positioning and beliefs of the modern Labour Party which ran through his own premiership and continues to haunt it.

The long-running argument with this process has been: how much does character count?

Like a lot of new ideas, Media Cloud started with a long-running argument among friends.

But the evangelical tradition was already engaged in a strenuous and long-running argument with other branches of the church.