Sentence examples for was constantly arguing from inspiring English sources

He was constantly arguing that he should be able to negotiate with the judges and find some way of working with them, which he is still harping on about in this article.

I feel like it's a man whom I am constantly arguing with".

Along the way her mother is constantly arguing with her older brother.

U.S. computer programmers are constantly arguing that H-1B workers undercut their wages".

She is constantly arguing with her spoiled oldest daughter, Lucie (Flavie Bataillie), who shares her highly developed sense of injustice.

"We were constantly arguing and fighting," she said, "until it built up to the extreme that night".

People are constantly arguing about whether to raise or lower the minimum wage — saying either that an increase would greatly improve the economy, or that the current minimum wage is already ruining it.

People are constantly arguing about what would benefit their country most, or which arrangement is fairest, but bees don't start Occupy the Hive movements or call for a flat tax on pollen.

He's a prig, a bit of a dandy; he's also hopelessly in love with a woman named Kitty, with whom he is constantly arguing on the phone and who, when she finally makes an entrance in the second act proves to be a flouncing, busty blockhead, and as played by Kathleen Kaefer, a very funny one.

"They didn't care about quality; we were constantly arguing about the design of the collections," he says, adding that his firm lost little money from the arrangement.

LS: Yeah, we were constantly arguing about how lethal the average CIA agent is.