Examples of 'still argue' in a sentence
Meaning of "still argue"
still argue - The phrase 'still argue' indicates that a disagreement or debate is ongoing or persistent despite previous discussions or attempts to reach a resolution. It suggests that the parties involved have not come to a mutual agreement or understanding on a particular issue and continue to present conflicting viewpoints or evidence in support of their positions
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I would still argue you are as bad as you are good.
You do not feel guilt and still argue.
Many still argue in her favor.
Apparently they still argue.
Some still argue that regulation stifles innovation.
You can still argue.
And we still argue whether it was buffalo wings or jalapeño poppers.
Many members of the gymnastics community still argue that compulsories should be reinstated.
People still argue over how smart a deal it was.
There are some computer scientists that still argue over what to call the affliction.
I still argue with her.
Scientists and nutritionists still argue over what constitutes a vegetable.
I still argue for a standard menu whose price can be calculated.
Then you can still argue who is faster.
I still argue that the circumstances of the wedding should render it null and void.
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People still argue.
Many still argue that it will take a long time for EVs to displace motor vehicles.
Different genetic studies still argue over the taxonomy of the species.
Despite their knowledge of the truth, they still argue with you.
And people still argue about its origins.
Most religions have some guidelines about food - and people still argue about it every day!
Purists still argue about it.
Scientists have studied salt marsh dieback for decades, and they still argue about its causes.
Some people still argue that marriages are about procreation.
The left portal is more enigmatic and art historians still argue over the correct identification.
We still argue about it.
Even in Kyoto these two still argue like a couple.
Historians still argue about who this mysterious woman really was.
Even with the debate settled, though, fans still argue about who the faster hero is.
Other scholars still argue in favor of the doctrine to protect shareholders.
In the end, she ends up being engaged to Iori though they still argue often.
Certain denominations still argue that immersion should be used to encompass.
Shiyu, you broke the rules You do not feel guilt and still argue.
People still argue about where is the best place to worship.
Obama lashed out at critics who still argue that the law should be repealed.
But some still argue that soft regulations should be the norm of the new system.
On the other hand, many publishers still argue the case for keeping blog comments.
They still argue like always over me and Clara.
Suddenly you are willing to compromise . Yet you will still argue about the most trivial things.
One could still argue that email marketing is not dead.
Is DHF the human soul? People still argue.
How are those who still argue that the earth is flat.
We still argue about the political consequences of most of those eighty-five deaths.
We did still argue.
Many still argue that Facebook has a rather slow user growth.
The only person I still argue with is my wife.
Cops still argue to this day why Danson and Highsmith jumped.
Despite decades of research, doctors still argue about the causes of AF and its treatments.
Cops still argue to this day why Danson and Highsmith jump.
Oh geez . Even in Kyoto these two still argue like a couple.
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