Sentence examples similar to sort of bickering from inspiring English sources

Even defining the term incites the sort of Talmudic bickering usually reserved for philosophers and sports talk-radio hosts.

You know, the kind of bickering [relationship].

"I only ask as this sort of back-stabbing and bickering was the norm every season at Yorkshire where there would be some kind of bitter dispute between the players (past and present), skipper, cricket committee and the members.

There is a good deal of unhappiness in the book: sadness and bickering and the sort of threadbare despair that goes in bad dreams with the loss of a railway ticket or a forgotten deadline.

Bickering is just sort of uncomfortable.

Months of bickering and conflict are expected to reach a climax of sorts this week, when the Reform Party gathers to nominate a presidential candidate at its national convention in Long Beach, Calif.

"Troilus and Cressida" is a sort of backstage drama, a tale of the bickering and backbiting that fester behind public presentation.

A year of bickering ensued.

There was arguing, a lot of bickering.

It's just a lot of bickering.

No amount of bickering could divine an answer.