Sentence examples for started arguments from inspiring English sources

He had struggled to live up to the demands of his macho father, he revealed, so he started arguments and fights with strangers to find his inner man.

It is a border dispute that over the past century has nearly provoked a war between the US and Britain, started arguments over oil and even managed to involve Google Maps.

DOCTOR ATOMIC SAN FRANCISCO OPERA Saturday through Oct. 22 Before the Critics, the Physicists Would Like a Word The curtain has not yet risen on "Doctor Atomic," but the work has already started arguments at the American Physical Society, founded in 1899 "to advance and diffuse the knowledge of physics".

Lennon occasionally urinated out of his apartment's window onto the street below, and often started arguments with the audience, so that eventually one member of the audience would jump on stage to hit him, but it was Fascher's job to protect Lennon and the group.

Never start arguments unless it is for a strong argument and you have good argumentative skills.

It takes a good reader and critic to start arguments.

Plenty of unknown musicians start arguments over online piracy.

This political season, these are words that can start arguments.

It provides a unique look at a doomed presidency that can still start arguments.

(source) Now: "a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people".

Lawyers are scheduled to start arguments Wednesday on whether Ms. Montgomery deserves the death penalty.