Sentence examples for always contested from inspiring English sources

Culture is always contested.

The New South was always contested terrain.

Such rights are always contested and must be fought for.

Election results have been almost always contested, leading to a rash of coups and mutinies.

So, what are the right questions? Identities are always contested and negotiated.

So could the better-known Sonny Boy Williamson II, who said he invented the technique, but McCain always contested that.

The street is always a contested space.

Warnke has always vigorously contested claims of wrongdoing.

"Rape is always a (contested) story, as well as an event," Beard wrote.

It can't be created by generating historical myths, if only because these will always be contested.

In other words, the standard for impeachment will always be contested ground, to be determined by politicians, not judges.