quibbling in a sentence

1. let's stop the quibbling.

2. you are quibbling over this.

3. she was tired of all the quibbling

4. you are still quibbling at this moment?!

5. With quibbling and intrigues Greek freedom ended.

6. Thanks for your kind words (and for not quibbling).

7. you need to stop quibbling every time you talk to me.

8. Okay, so it’s the Brainerd Bataan Memorial March, but who’s quibbling.

9. Even some objective analysts are quibbling about how the money might be spent.

10. Asking questions is like quibbling with the doctor who is trying to save your life.

11. We wish no quibbling but prefer to avoid the use of terms such as the verb, to allow.

12. The “liberals” like the Times prefer a dose of hypocritical moralizing and legalistic quibbling.

13. Sometimes the reason for quibbling and hot-temperedness of her husband may be something specific.

14. Ignore the economists quibbling whether public spending is returning to the era of George Orwell.

15. So Johnson could disrupt the work of the council and keep on quibbling until his wishes are fulfilled.

16. You may think this is just semantic quibbling, but it's got big implications and can spark vigorous debate and divisions.

17. amtrak may be far less romantic than its handsome european counterparts, but during the thanksgiving rush, who's quibbling?

18. It is also important to note that, in reality, NOAA is quibbling about hundredths of a degree – essentially the margin of error.

19. Still, there remain a few sanctums of civility where affable and civil people are attempting to do good work apart from the harmful quibbling.

20. Since then, it has been clear that the legal equality of civil unions with marriage has long since been achieved: only politics is still quibbling.