Science is not arguing about that.

Anatomists were arguing very much about that.

So that's what we're arguing about.

So that's what we're arguing about.

It's no use arguing with him.

It's no use arguing about it.

What are you two arguing about?

Bill is skillful in arguing and debating.

It is no use arguing about it.

It is no use arguing with her.

Why are you arguing with the manager?

Let's not waste time arguing about it.

Those two people start arguing whenever they meet.

They started arguing and whispering to each other

They started arguing and whispering to each other

We are not arguing for any undue haste.

Vol. 52, pp. 171, 199 200 (1981) (commentator arguing that extradition treaties do not survive war).

I have no intention in arguing about your theory.

The defendant sought to have the suit removed to Belgium, arguing that Ontario was forum non conveniens.

My parents keep arguing about stupid things. It's so annoying!

I think they're arguing about the space on the pin.

Boy Arguing with you is a waste of time, Marcus.

Xiaoli often loses sleep because his neighbours are always arguing loudly.

How forcible are right words! but what doth your arguing reprove?

How forcible are right words! but what doth your arguing reprove?

We're arguing from a mathematical standpoint that the learning of language material may slow down when our distributions stabilize.

So, what I'm arguing is that value's reduced to facts to facts about the conscious experience of conscious beings.

Others spoke in favour of the converse solution, arguing among other things that full reparation could not actually be guaranteed.

However, the bill was vetoed by the Governor, arguing that some areas were in need of additional fine tuning.60

And the great irony and tragedy of our time is that a lot of the general public thinks that science is still arguing about that.

While commentators are increasingly arguing that environmental treaties should be applicable during armed conflict, States are divided as to their applicability.

Thus, left Confucians favor institutional reform, arguing that the long term stability and legitimacy of political institutions requires that they be founded on Chinese traditions.

He concludes by arguing that Israel has embarked upon major changes in Jerusalem in order to make the city more Jewish (Ibid.).

He's better at arguing than you are, having had thousands of years to practice.

Many delegations objected to that proposal, arguing, inter alia, that it was unacceptable for financial considerations to stand in the way of ratification of the instrument.

So you get people arguing against each other, friend versus friend, in pairs, journaling, whatever.

The real questions begin when it comes to arguing about who deserves what and why.

She also believes that Germany would have been afforded greater freedom of action had it been at war, arguing that the riparian's security interest should take priority.

See, e.g., Stone, supra note 2, at 450 (arguing that the only safe course is to assume that extradition treaties are abrogated on the outbreak of war ).

The author refused, arguing that the latter was too young, even after Dancel insisted and assured him he had reached the age of majority.

Why don't we stop arguing over these piddling matters and get to the issues at hand?

In an interview with The Washington Post, Hogan spokeswoman Amelia Chasse defended the governor's actions, arguing that blocking the comments was nothing more than moderating them.

Musician and activist Bono accepts the 2005 TED Prize with a riveting talk, arguing that aid to Africa isn't just another celebrity cause it's a global emergency.

And news reports started coming up about this situation where this woman was arguing with the police officer.

Liberalism Is a Mental Disorder, Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot, Pinheads and Patriots, Arguing With Idiots.