Sentences with phrase «public quarrel»

Remember that this was, after all, not a hurried note despatched to a friend, but a letter written at the behest of the Royal Society in order to publicly resolve an embarrassing public quarrel between two of its fellows.

Netsch gave no sign of ending his public quarrels with Executive Vice President Jesse Madison.

This occurred only a few hours after Lula's appointment by Rousseff, and sparked a flurry of public quarrels in the legal community which heatedly debated the legality of the release.

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The reform of canon law is still far away... in short, there is nothing like a new Pentecost to be noticed, but rather quarrels and alienation among Catholics themselves, new unsolved questions in theology as well as in Christian living on which we had seemed to be agreed before the Council, the continuing silent apostasy of the masses, the rejection of faith, Christian morality and conviction in public life.

This holy impatience must work like a driving motor: it may criticize and try to influence public opinion, it need not be afraid that every quarrel and every dispute it produces is a sign that it is unjustified or perverse.

Combative on the platform in defense of any cause I cared for, I shrink from quarrel or disapproval in the house, and am a coward at heart in private while a good fighter in public.

2) Bediatuo had an open quarrel with Madam Georgia of Georgia Hotel, at her restaurant at Roman Ridge because he was insulting Otumfuor in public.

PLATTSBURGH A leaked video has made public a bitter quarrel between the City and Town of Plattsburgh over revenues from a local power plant.

The quarrel reached new heights during Tuesday's town board meeting, during which public hearings on the 2018 budget and the mass mailers legislation were scheduled.

Vietnam women are always amazed at how European women like to show all the quarrels and problems of the family to the public, regardless of whether the husband is just a chevalier.

Supporters of traditional public schooling can find grounds to quarrel with Coulson's interpretations all the way through.

When famous figures spar, their words become part of the public record, particularly when those quarrelling are popular writers.

Meanwhile, the quarrel between India's main ruling party and the main opposition party has escalated with both accusing each other of trading the users» data collected via the mobile phone applications meant to facilitate public engagement and interaction.