Sentence examples for something to argue from inspiring English sources

At least they gave us something to argue about.

So there may be something to argue about after all.

Best of all, it gives readers something to argue about.

Mr. Prokhorov's press conference at least gave people something to argue about.

But the truth is, chardonnay is no longer something to argue about.

If there is still something to play for, there is still something to argue about.

You did not have to agree with the line, but at least you started with something solid to argue against.

Suddenly, newly confident writers dragged hidden scripts from behind sideboards, and Scottish politicians found something useful to argue about.

If nothing else, the debate did credit to our much maligned politics while confirming that our political parties also have something serious to argue about.

This is the basis for preserving the state within the existing boundaries, and I think this is something difficult to argue with".

Likewise, somebody who believes in reading and the power of the look and feel of a page (ie, that the highest engagement occurs when someone reads something), has to argue this proposition.