Debate sentence

2. Arguing makes them fidgety.

3. They began to argue about trivial problems in the design.

4. argue for them.

5. But when the volcano erupted, he even ignored the blue signs and began to argue defiantly that we were not on the highway at all.

6. Advocates argue that this kind of stimulus will be more effective at this time, not only because of the design of the policy, but also because of its timing.

7. I, like everyone else, have been arguing about the other side of things.

8. He won't argue with them because he knows they haven't experienced what happened to him.

9. You can argue that he actually achieved what the lyrics of "borrowed time" express, but if you do, you are an asshole.

1. Others argue that their bigger mouths just make them eat more food with each bite.

11. In Ramachandran's description, we will appreciate different parts of the brain-perhaps even several different "selves" arguing with each other.

12. Despite these objections, there are few real arguments.

13. But other economists say that it is difficult to argue with the fact of success, and China's success is a clear proof of its top-down strategy.

14. There are at least four different immigration issues that need to be debated in the United States, and only one of them has made progress.

15. I said that if something happened while driving at that speed-a dog appeared on the road with a flat tire and sneezed-he might die, and he didn't argue.

16. Then there comes the issue of bedtime. Just as parents always pay attention to their children's sleeping problems in moderation, we often argue about whether we should let her sleep in our bed.

17. Some of these protesters argued that life support should never be removed from the living.

18. He also had many active arguments with his colleagues.

19. I want to argue with her that there is, but I can never say why.

2. Maybe you want to argue, if so, we can discuss it separately, but that may mean that American democracy, or any kind of democracy, has helped to produce a specific kind of democratic soul.

21. Many banks argue that this is unfair, because the same assets will recover their value after a period of time. They claim that reducing the value of these assets can contribute to the current crisis of confidence.

22. Is it because-as the new atheists try to argue-although they want to explain the world in a scientific way, they can't do it because they are not well educated?

23. I was in no hurry to argue with them. Instead, I took out an invoice from my wallet, tore it into four pieces and wrote different words on each piece.

24. They argued that Jesus also ate meat, so it was ok to eat meat.

25. Supporters argue that it is worthwhile to study for a doctorate even if you can't find a job to engage in academic research for life.

26. Even if you argue that writing elegant code may make you solve the problem faster, I don't think there is a subject to study this problem yet.