100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "quibble"

Definition

Quibble (noun): A slight objection or criticism that is often trivial or petty; a minor dispute or argument over insignificant details.

Synonyms

• Nitpick
• Bicker
• Squabble
• Fuss
• Petty objection
• Hair-splitting

Antonyms

• Agreement
• Accord
• Harmony
• Consensus
• Cooperation

Examples

1. I don't want to quibble over the price.
2. She tends to quibble about the smallest details in the report.
3. They might quibble over who gets the last piece of cake.
4. Let's not quibble about whose turn it is to do the dishes.
5. He always finds a way to quibble when we discuss plans.
6. The two friends began to quibble about their favorite movies.
7. Instead of focusing on the main issue, they chose to quibble.
8. Rather than resolve the issue, they decided to quibble endlessly.
9. Don’t quibble with me; just give me a straight answer.
10. We can’t quibble over such trivial matters right now.
11. She seemed to quibble endlessly with the contractor over minor repairs.
12. They were quick to quibble when it came to the rules of the game.
13. His habit to quibble made discussions frustrating.
14. I refuse to quibble with you about the color of the curtains.
15. The committee members began to quibble about the wording of the proposal.
16. It’s unproductive to quibble during a final negotiation.
17. She would rather quibble than reach a consensus.
18. Let’s not quibble about who’s right and focus on finding a solution.
19. They would often quibble about the best route to take.
20. It’s pointless to quibble when time is short.
21. I would prefer we don’t quibble over the small stuff.
22. He tends to quibble during serious discussions.
23. Instead of collaborating, they would just quibble.
24. We shouldn’t quibble about the details at this stage.
25. The proposal was good, but they continued to quibble over specific clauses.
26. She tried not to quibble when her friend shared a good idea.
27. I don’t want to quibble about semantics.
28. They would often quibble over their differing opinions.
29. It’s better to resolve issues than to quibble about them.
30. They chose to quibble instead of addressing the main issue.
31. He refuses to quibble when it comes to important matters.
32. The two sides began to quibble over the contract terms.
33. Let’s not quibble about the timing of the meeting.
34. I hate it when people quibble over the smallest things.
35. They should focus on the big picture rather than quibble.
36. It’s not worth it to quibble over minor inconveniences.
37. He tends to quibble with authority figures.
38. Can we skip the quibble and get to the point?
39. She started to quibble when asked about her qualifications.
40. He would rather quibble than admit he was wrong.
41. They continued to quibble even after the decision was made.
42. It’s frustrating to quibble when we need to take action.
43. Instead of cooperating, they decided to quibble.
44. Please don’t quibble about the details; just do the work.
45. I’d rather not quibble about the past.
46. He was quick to quibble when confronted.
47. They began to quibble over who should lead the project.
48. It’s easy to quibble when you don’t have all the facts.
49. She chose to quibble rather than acknowledge the truth.
50. The friends began to quibble about their plans for the weekend.
51. I refuse to quibble over what was said last week.
52. He always finds a way to quibble during discussions.
53. Let’s not quibble over names; what matters is the outcome.
54. It’s unhelpful to quibble at this stage of the project.
55. Don’t quibble with me about the rules.
56. They were starting to quibble about the seating arrangement.
57. Instead of debating, let’s not quibble and move forward.
58. She would often quibble over the interpretation of the rules.
59. The council chose to quibble rather than act decisively.
60. It’s counterproductive to quibble when we need to unite.
61. He always seems to quibble when it’s time to make a decision.
62. They chose to quibble rather than find a compromise.
63. I would prefer we don’t quibble about the specifics.
64. She tends to quibble whenever she's uncomfortable.
65. They were ready to quibble about the budget cuts.
66. Let’s not quibble about how we said it, but focus on the message.
67. It’s annoying when people quibble over trivial matters.
68. He refused to quibble and accepted the decision gracefully.
69. They often quibble about the best places to eat.
70. Instead of working together, they chose to quibble.
71. Let’s not quibble when we should be brainstorming ideas.
72. She would rather quibble over details than take action.
73. It’s ridiculous to quibble about something that doesn’t matter.
74. They were quick to quibble about the rules of the game.
75. I don’t want to quibble over who did more work.
76. Let’s avoid the quibble and focus on collaboration.
77. He often quibbles over the color of the paint.
78. It’s easy to quibble when you’re not directly involved.
79. They would rather quibble than provide a solution.
80. Don’t quibble with me about the details; I need a decision.
81. She was quick to quibble when asked for her opinion.
82. I refuse to quibble about the time spent on the project.
83. Let’s not quibble about the past; let’s move on.
84. The team began to quibble over the presentation format.
85. It’s better to resolve issues than to quibble over them.
86. They would often quibble about who should take the lead.
87. He tends to quibble over trivial matters in meetings.
88. I don’t want to quibble about the small stuff.
89. She chose to quibble rather than accept the decision.
90. It’s pointless to quibble when we have a deadline.
91. They began to quibble about the merits of the proposal.
92. I’d rather not quibble and just get the work done.
93. Let’s avoid the quibble and focus on the main goal.
94. He had a tendency to quibble about minor details.
95. They were quick to quibble when the topic turned serious.
96. I refuse to quibble over the details of our agreement.
97. Instead of working together, they chose to quibble.
98. It’s frustrating when people quibble rather than help.
99. She was quick to quibble about the conditions of the deal.
100. Let’s not quibble; we need to finalize our plans.