Examples of 'often argued' in a sentence
Meaning of "often argued"
This phrase is commonly used to describe a topic or issue that receives frequent debating or discussion among people. It implies that there are differing opinions or viewpoints on the subject
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We often argued about this imbalance of responsibility.
Angelo told me they often argued.
They often argued about salary.
The classic methods of experimentation are often argued to be inefficient.
We often argued over the phone.
Khoza and his partners have often argued.
They often argued about religion.
The differences between science and religion are often argued.
It is often argued that migrants cause economic growth.
Questions like those above are often argued once the project is over.
My wife often argued with me because of my drinking habit.
Neighbours living next to the couple said they have no children and often argued.
It is often argued that companies focus on the second dimension.
Elizabeth did not support his decision and often argued the merits of the match.
It is often argued that the inequality in the world is increasing.
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Michela Pardo told me you often argued.
During this stage we often argued before we reached a compromise.
We talked a lot with Che and often argued.
Their supporters often argued that qualifications were what mattered.
We have known that you and Maria often argued lately.
It is often argued that data retention is necessary to combat terrorism.
President Saakashvili has often argued that these.
It was often argued that violence against women was an inevitable consequence of conflict.
This particular Monkey is often argued to be an Ape instead.
It is often argued that this form of education is particularly suited to women.
He and vocalist Anthony Kiedis often argued before and after performances.
It is often argued that in science the truth must eventually emerge.
Before she died, she often argued with her grandma.
It is often argued about how much space should be in a boutique hotel.
However, a legitimate state interest in preventing irrational suicides is often argued.
The two often argued over politics while in school together.
Both had affairs, drank frequently and often argued publicly.
They often argued.
The States of Confusion were a country, not a mental condition, although that point was often argued.
I have often argued that this needs to be taken into account.
In the nineteenth century, school promoters often argued that schools were cheaper than jails.
I often argued with.
Her relationship with Usagi was turbulent, and the two often argued with each other.
It is often argued that the resourcepoor are not capable of investing in new ventures.
In recent years, I often argued with my father.
It is often argued that giving vegetables to rabbits can make them diarrhea.
Moreover, according to the memoirs of his contemporaries, he often argued with Emperor Alexander II.
We often argued with each other because of some minor detail in life.
When I was little, my parents often argued.
It is often argued that socialists simply want to share out the wealth.
Suddenly, I began to feel he often argued.
I have often argued with him about parenting and other topics.
Climate change is a global phenomenon, and as i've often argued.
He often argued on.
Revenge, it seems would be best. They often argued about salary.
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We have already argued about the sweatshirt
We argued that was not essential to the facts
I am sorry you argued with your friend
