Sentence examples for unending arguments from inspiring English sources
"The United Nations will bring in unending arguments.
Whether unabashedly sweet or unremittingly harsh — "Clouds of Forgetting, Clouds of Unknowing," a memorial to the composer's father, manages to be both at once — Adams's major works have the appearance of being beyond style; they transcend the squabbles of contemporary classical music, the unending arguments over the relative value of Romantic and modernist languages.
Saturday, April 8th: India rushes in from every direction, thrusting me into the middle of its unending argument, clamoring for my total attention.
With your co-workers it's like having an unending argument with multiple wives; you have to be able to read everyone's mind, and predict their next thoughts, but you have to do it without getting distracted by real or imagined embellishments".
If a parent pushes a child towards what the parent wants, the child might go along with it (to avoid an unending argument in high school), but then will turn away from it when they go away to college.
It evokes a Botticelli painting--and disregarding the unending argument surrounding Mann's work and the controversy in taking (and profiting from) nude or potentially eroticized images of her children, or anything else Mann has been criticized for--this photograph, sans nudity, shows the honesty and innocence of childhood and all the complexities that form around this pure nature.
Sample a glistening platter of ribs or pulled pork and join the unending local arguments over which combination of smoky sweet or smolderingly spicy makes barbecue best.
With unending Internet arguments on both sides, the only clear answer is: it's complicated.
I've had those kind of unending – and unbearable – arguments in my head, but only with people I've felt personally wronged by, like exes, and a rather coercive therapist (decidedly ex).
Arguments about the good are unending and inconclusive.
