disputatious

What at the time was difficult and disputatious has here an air of sweet reason.

But this is where the gray and disputatious area arises.

I don't know what kind of trouble this gets somebody into, a disputatious mind.

But, with some few exceptions, the main results had been disputatious wrangling.

The discourse may be even more disputatious here, in part because the ring is that much smaller.

The pursuits are the subject of much disputatious Hindu philosophy.

The women are less disputatious, largely because their players' association has assumed de facto control.

Perhaps we should focus a bit more on the language of the First Amendment rather than its disputatious history.

The disputatious one gasped in fear and flung himself desperately forward.

In this intellectually disputatious place, there are naturally differences of opinion about how and even when to do so.

This was a formidable and disputatious old man full of theological quibbles.

She owed the disputatious Daughters at least that much.

The controversy over the arena's esthetics is in keeping with the project's long and disputatious history.

This is not, however, the place to embark on a disputatious wrangle leading nowhere.

Beyond that, details were left to be worked out by bickering, debating, disputatious humankind itself.

He sighed, debating whether to be grudging and disputatious when she was still recovering from so much.

They go in for querulous and disputatious argument.

With nothing better to do, the pilgrims engaged in lengthy disputatious, and the diversity of opinion upon every issue was remarkable.

Indeed, true to the neighborhood's disputatious tradition, a number of them were being denounced by local groups even before they were announced.

But his irregular conduct, scandalous writings, and disputatious temper soon drove him from the city.

Judaism has always been a disputatious faith.

Disputatious as the Latin Grammys are likely to be, they're bound to open some ears.

Lena Rosenthal, in contrast, was a raucous, disputatious presence seemingly from birth.

Disputatious and violent, he was involved in a number of duels and died by falling down stairs.

A disputatious look crossed Maud's face, but all she said was, 'And you?