Sentence examples for will never argue from inspiring English sources

I will never argue with that.

"I will never argue for zero immigration, but the reality is that when you invite more people than you can handle, you no longer integrate them".

I will never argue the value of human to human interaction.

Participant 18, whose affect had been flat through out the interview, was visibly upset when she said: "mom and dad would argue sometimes, and I absolutely hated to see it and I hate dissension... Dad will never argue until mother just, you know, pushed him so far, and dad was soft spoken; mother was argumentative, she, and I think she is... had a mental problem".

We'll never argue about what to call them.

Here are the kitchens I'll never argue in, the bathrooms I'll never paint regrettable shades of green.

I'll never argue employment discrimination doesn't exist, however masking yourself (thus decreasing your professional odds) won't stop it from happening.

But I, like many critics and musicians, will never be argued out of my view that the dogma of the 12-tone composers during those decades had an intimidating and, on balance, hurtful impact on American composers, especially young ones.

Just as Bond acolytes will never stop arguing about which actor best rocked the Walther PPK, the issue of who made the greatest ever Batman is likely to be whirling in the ether for as long as Hollywood makes superhero movies.

Never argue with the referee, they will not reverse a call because you disagree.

("Never argue with Stella," Todorova told me. "You will never win").