Sentence examples for to be arguing from inspiring English sources

He looked happy to be arguing with his wife.

He seems to be arguing with someone in his mind.

Aren’t we supposed to be arguing with each other?

Milton seems to be arguing that the people will govern themselves – goddammit!

"Sun does matter," Mr McNealy seemed to be arguing, or even "I still matter".

Most commentators seem to be arguing that as Loughner is clearly crazy this tragedy was unavoidable.

Policymakers and far too many economists seem to be arguing from ideology rather than evidence.

His appeal is scheduled to be argued orally next month.

Today's motions are to be argued on June 17.

The cases are scheduled to be argued in April.

The appeal is scheduled to be argued in December.