Sentence examples for all contending that from inspiring English sources

The director suggested that he not move around too much, or at all, contending that theatre is ultimately not spectacle but sound.

The question lies at the core of some 20 active lawsuits against states across the country, all contending that legislatures essentially cheat students out of their right to a decent education by spending too little on schools.

Some rival tire makers have gone farther than Continental in objecting to using auctions for tires at all, contending that carefully crafted brand images will be eroded if they are traded like commodities.

The suits all contended that Microsoft used its monopoly position to overcharge customers for software.

People who have never been to New Jersey, let alone Newark, all contend that they know how "awful" the city is.

The insurers, two dozen in all, contend that Mr. Silverstein is entitled to no more than the policy limit, $3.55 billion.

They all contend that tourism has eroded the small-town feeling they once knew on the East End.

They all contend that the city needs a strong housing plan, that the Board of Education should be abolished and that crime reduction should stay a municipal priority.

Each group has its own peculiarities, but all contend that the government has no authority over them (including the power of arrest).Although violence is rare, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service considers these people to be domestic extremists.

Bolter (1991), Drexler (1987), McCorduck (1985), and Zuboff (1988) all contend that postmodern modes of communication (electronic writing, computer networks, text-linking systems) can destabilize social hierarchies and promote broader definitions of authority in the informational workplace.

Even though they came at it from different directions, Planck, Bohr, Schrödinger, Heisenberg, von Neumann, and others all contended that consciousness-mind is fundamental.