Sentence examples for seemed argumentative from inspiring English sources

When he did engage, he often seemed argumentative.

Furthermore, as our study concerned a randomized trial in which the scheduler was not necessarily the surgeon, reticence on extrapolating these findings to every day practise seems argumentative.

In this instance Israel's supporters seemed excessively argumentative, politically motivated, even conspiratorial.

Pay attention if someone says, "'Gee, Mom seems more argumentative or withdrawn than the last time I saw her,'" Dr. Dale advised.

The more certain they seem, and argumentative they become, the more uncertain they really are.

It may seem unnecessarily argumentative to suggest that something that is so evidently 'good' requires evaluation.

He became argumentative and seemed unsure of his answers.

I was working my way through Match.com the other day, trying to figure out the best way to persuade a brawny fellow I shall call Not4U to share his last name with me without seeming to be argumentative.

Marsalis has been described as brash and argumentative, and he has certainly seemed eager to do combat in the arena of jazz criticism.

"While Sara seemed pleasant and rather docile, she became explosive and argumentative with folks that she perceived as stealing her ideas and working against her," Mark says.

Organised alphabetically – three consecutive entries were "bourgeois", "bureaucracy" and "capitalism" – Keywords seemed both madly ambitious and of broad interest in the argumentative Britain of the mid-70s.