Sentence examples for I contend the from inspiring English sources

"I contend the Norworth song was all about Trixie," Mr. Boziwick said.

I contend the money we owe to the PFI consortia should be considered odious debt.

"I contend the complexion findings should be understood as a product of deeply rooted and enduring cultural values," says Dr Baumann.

But I contend the market share that Nokia has had and the margins they've had is a thing of the past".

There are certainly some interesting and unique opportunities for messaging as an interface, but I contend the number of practical use cases is a fraction of what the current hype cycle suggests.

I contend the latter.

I contend that insofar as the principle that all peoples have the right to self-determination entails the right to a state of their own, it can apply to peoples only in the civic sense.

In the area of memory politics, I contend that the past has been retroactively reframed in the case of Japan by reemphasizing the norm of victimhood which is associated with the violation of national pride, honor and dignity.

But when something is found to occur over and over and over again, such as the appearance of reproductive barriers, then I contend that the most likely explanation lies with the possibility of direct natural selection.

Perhaps the most interesting tendency in 21st-century hauntings is the FFFF (Faux Found Footage Film), assumed to have been launched with The Blair Witch Project, though I would contend the real kicking-off point came seven years earlier, with Ghostwatch.

"I do contend the report is, perhaps, disingenuous to say the least".