Argufy

The students argufy with the teacher about the due date of the assignment.

The roommates argufy about who should do the dishes.

The customer began to argufy about the price of the product.

The team members started to argufy about the best approach to the project.

I don't want to argufy, but I'm not sure if this plan is going to work.

He likes to argufy about politics with his coworkers.

The teenagers argufy about who should pay for the movie tickets.

He always likes to argufy about politics with his friends.

I'm tired of hearing them argufy about the same topic every day.

He tends to argufy with his family about their religious beliefs.

He would often argufy with his boss over the company's policies.

The couple would always argufy about what TV show to watch.

My little brother loves to argufy with me about which superhero is the strongest.

I don't want to argufy about politics with my uncle again.

She likes to argufy with her siblings about who gets to use the car.

Don't argufy with your brother over trivial matters.

The scientists argufy over the validity of the research findings.

The lawyers would argufy about the interpretation of the contract during the trial.

The neighbors argufy frequently about their property boundaries.

The friends would often argufy over their favorite sports team.

The politicians began to argufy about the new bill during the debate.

The couple would argufy over trivial matters, such as what movie to watch.

My siblings always argufy over who gets to use the TV remote.

The coworkers argufy about who should take on more responsibility at work.

They argufy about the best way to train the puppy.

The students would argufy about the best way to solve a math problem.

The lawyers will argufy in court to convince the jury of their client's innocence.

The salespeople argufy with potential customers to persuade them to buy their products.

I tried to argufy with my boss about my salary increase.

They argufy every time they talk about politics.

She loves to argufy with her siblings about who is the best athlete.

They always argufy over who should wash the dishes.

The neighbors argufy about whose tree is encroaching on whose property.

The coworkers argufy about who left the coffee pot empty.

The two boys would argufy about who won the race.

The students argufy over which answer is correct on the test.

The politicians argufy over minor details instead of focusing on the bigger picture.

They often argufy about who should take out the trash.

The siblings argufy over the TV remote all the time.

The couple argufy over what color to paint the living room.

The group of friends argufy over which movie to watch.

The passengers argufy over who should get the last remaining seat on the crowded bus.

We don't need to argufy about this; let's just agree to disagree.

Let's not argufy about who is going to pay the bill.

We can argufy about the best way to cook steak, but it's a matter of preference.

He always likes to argufy about small details.

The lawyer tried to argufy that his client was innocent.

It's not the time to argufy about who is right or wrong; we have to work together.

The lawyer continued to argufy with the witness during the cross-examination.

The politician tried to argufy his position on the controversial issue.