The enemies were not only the censors, but snobbish elements in the literary community itself, including Prof. John Pentland Mahaffy of Trinity College Dublin, who said, "James Joyce is a living argument in defense of my contention that it was a mistake to establish a separate university for the aborigines of this island — for the corner boys who spit into the Liffey".
The state never wavered from its contention that Patel gave birth to a live infant.
And respondents' contention that Campaigns infringes Doubleday's copyright in General Eisenhower's book is still a live question on remand.
Shortly after finishing a flawless five-under-par 67 at the Ginn Open on Friday, the hottest golfer in the world was reflecting on the pressures of living a life in contention, always in or around the lead, where every mistake is magnified and every success is expected.
Mr. Hanna, whose efforts to re build Utica were often overshadowed by the publicity he got for actions like calling the city "a lousy place to live," bolstered the contention that his decision to resign was health-related by including a list of his daily medications in his news release.
This is a point of contention for people who live in Santa Cruz, on California's Central Coast.
Kim, who died in 1998 at 78, lived during an era of contention and dogma in contemporary music, a challenging time, he knew, for composers, especially impressionable students, to cultivate their musical identity.
AFL powerbrokers imposed the ban earlier this month, preventing the Swans from trading until the end of the 2016 season unless they abandon their cost of living allowance - a bone of contention for other clubs during Sydney's recent era of on-field success.
Such a contention is a non sequitur.
This is not a plausible contention.
It was a paradoxical contention.
