Sentence examples for sometimes argued from inspiring English sources

They exchanged recipes, and sometimes argued about recipes.

Like all children, he sometimes argued with his parents.

(Interior Ministry officials have sometimes argued, implausibly, that Brotherhood snipers fired at the Brotherhood's supporters).

He sometimes argued with his teacher, Liliya Satayeva, on how to solve problems.

It is sometimes argued that deficit spending reduces employment because of fears over the future repayment of the debt.

It is sometimes argued that in such circumstances, policymakers should follow what might be called a decoupling approach.

Are American doctors overpaid, as is sometimes argued, often with reference to physician incomes in other countries?

When Wiens sometimes argued with her, she would turn to him and say, "Don't look at me like that".

It is sometimes argued that the surge of nationalism and populism in Europe is the fault of the EU.

At his rallies, he has sometimes argued that Israel should not be receiving aid from the U.S.

It is sometimes argued that rather than Ramadan having a deleterious effect, it actually increases subjective well-being among Muslims.