Bickering used in a sentence

Bickering in a sentence as a noun

Wow, surprised to see everyone bickering as opposed to giving praise.

Not because he loves the GNU way, but because he hates counter-productive bickering and would rather write code than feed the flames.

Can we please choose not to limit everyone's voice to the whim of the "karma wealthy" just to stave off a bit of bickering and "lol kewl site" comments?

Dear Ruby "community", no-one cares about your internal bickering.

The problem with hardcore ideologists is that they always end up bickering about details with other hardcore ideologists.

We as a nation lose out. While he can't single-handedly deserve credit for our slide into partisan bickering and bureaucracy, he proudly contributes more than his share.

Cargo cult behavior is the real problem, and the endless bickering and correcting that articles like Joe's and this one contain only serve to perpetuate it.

Anyway, I feel these are things that merit real discussion, consensus building, online petitions, etc.......fanboy bickering is pointless and deconstructive.

Semicolons, braces, tabs-vs-spaces - classical examples of bikeshed bickering.

Posers can be extremely sharp and useful if they get to do what they're good at, but they are posers nevertheless and at the start of a humbling journey to agnosticism - getting **** done instead of bickering and posing.

As of starting to write this comment, there are more comments on this submission bickering about Tesla's PR than there are about the actual merit of the matter: * "Aren't people starting to get tired of Tesla's constant defensiveness?

You really think our typical bickering is a better use of time than mentoring the next generation?Getting young people into science and technology is the single greatest professional duty any technologist has.

Mountain long threads tend to be highly emotional/opinionated bickering that doesn't go anywhere, because the topic is so subjective that people can easily stick to their own biased worldview, reiterating the same old talking points.