Sentence examples for want arguments from inspiring English sources
"What people want" arguments don't impress me.
Do we really want arguments every night?
He didn't want arguments in the neighborhood, or confusion in the neighborhood, or the media coming into the neighborhood and asking poor people what they thought about a famous white artist spending a hundred-thousand-dollar city commission on "negative images".
As with The Block and its gleeful montages of interpersonal relationships decaying due to fatigue (a matter given mention on Tom Ballard's Reality Check), The Bachelor is less about finding love and more about giving shame-hungry viewers what they want: arguments, blubbering and petty squabbles.
For those who want arguments and evidential support, it is there to be had, sometimes in repetitive abundance; for those sensitive to and appreciative of the power of poetic imagery, that too is abundantly in place.
But since everything in Sweden was settled, it was necessary to have opinions about south-east Asia if you wanted arguments.
It is coming up with all the counter-arguments it can muster against giving the MoD all it wants—arguments which, once war fever subsides, may persuade ministers to hesitate before pouring unlimited money into the coffers of the generals and admirals.First, it asks, what do we have a defence budget for if it is not to fight wars?
But first they want their arguments to be heard over the din of ad-libbing royal correspondents and cathedral organs.
"I don't want any arguments from the fans who will say 'we've got to play Oxford'," Di Canio said.
Asked about the row by presenter Jason Mohammad, Mr Crabb said: "Like every family you don't want your arguments in public and disagreements.
