Sentence examples for we often argued from inspiring English sources

We often argued about whether or not you needed medical attention.

Personally, he likes discussions, he can be very tough and we often argued about how to analyze some political situations.

For example, we often argue about the fact that they want me to accept the first job that comes my way – they make me feel that the projects I am working on are a waste of time.

We often argue that a creative data sculpture can grab their attention… like maybe a vegetable laser cut with some data about food security!" More information on Bhargava's food awareness project can be found on the MIT Center for Civic Media website.

We frequently fight, we often argue, laughter comes easy, and in the end we agree on where we are going, it's just how we get there that sometimes causes a problem.

As we have often argued, it's a new world out there and Asia is at the center of it".

Ultimately, as Augustine often argued, we need to listen to each other to know the full picture.

We're often arguing the whole way about which route is best, instead of looking out the window and enjoying the view, and that's partly because the navigation from on high is sometimes out of whack.

Whether it's with our body, our work, our spouse, our family members, our friends, our co-workers, our finances, the state of the world and economy (especially these days), or many other things -- we're often arguing with reality instead of accepting it the way that it is.

From his rostrum as an influential professor in the nonfiction program at the University of Iowa, D'Agata has often argued that we read such essays for the poetry of "experience" rather than for mere "accuracy".

It is often argued that we need to stabilize house prices.