Sentence examples for adamantly contend from inspiring English sources
As I celebrate the women of the past, I also look forward to the future as I see that our daughters now have protagonists in their books (and movies, but I adamantly contend that the books are better) that show strong adolescent female characters who are leaders, world-changers and revolutionaries.
The United States and other Western nations have adamantly supported the rights of drug companies, which contend that they need years of exclusive rights to recoup vast research and development outlays.
Scholars contend against scholars.
Or, others contend, on government.
Can he contend in Australia?
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel has said he adamantly opposes agreements based on timelines, contending that they should be driven instead by measurable, benchmark achievements.
But an exchange had been adamantly opposed by many in the military who contended that it would set a dangerous precedent in which the rebels would use captives to win releases for imprisoned rebels.
Stanton adamantly denies he purposely hit Davis, as the American League president, GENE BUDIG, contends, and says that as of now he intends to aggressively appeal the suspension, which is scheduled to begin next Wednesday.
(Maureen Orth, who wrote "Vulgar Favors," an exhaustive account of Gianni's murder, contends that Gianni was secretly suffering from AIDS, but this has never been confirmed and is adamantly denied by the Versace clan).
