| Nevertheless, his warning is another example of that rigid disputatiousness, that conviction that he is right and everyone else wrong, which marks his presidency. |
| Rolle attended the University of Oxford but, dissatisfied with the subjects of study and the disputatiousness there, left without a degree. |
| A penchant for disputatiousness has led to numerous quarrels with fellow radicals, including Foreman. |
| The lawyer who refrains from arrogance, pomposity, and unnecessary squabbling and disputatiousness is well on his or her way. |
| Most of the political activity occurring outside that gilded realm must be cast as a periphery of delusion, extremism and industrial disputatiousness. |
| You feel you're listening to ethical argumentativeness that reminds you of the Talmud — pedantic disputatiousness. |
