Sentence examples similar to the starting argument from inspiring English sources
You may get the impression that one child is the good one, but often they're the one starting arguments.
(source) Now: "a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people".
Obama certainly had the better of her on Iraq, but I've always been skeptical of the power of his "I was right from the start" argument, much as I agree with it.
Earlier this month, young men suspected of being paid "titushki" thugs disrupted a Crimean Tatar rights conference, starting arguments with the participants and preventing presenters from speaking.
Directed by Erik Poppe, the film started arguments here about the purpose of such an evocation, and the ethical implications of treating the subject in such a virtuoso immersive style.
When the bullying starts, arguments like that are being used because the level of homophobia is quite high.
The bouncers are horrible and the people in CQ are so gross the girls trying to start arguments and the boys are so gross always staring and pushing you... It's a weird scene outside CQ.
Because in the beginning they didn't want me out there, but then when they seen how I was making the money, they would start arguments with me, knowing that when I argued I'm going to go outside.
The starting point for my argument is the concept of life as characterized by self-maintenance.
The starting point of my argument is that that privatization is here to stay.
