Sentence examples for angry contention from inspiring English sources
The narration consists of angry contention with the Lord: Jacob wrestles once again with the angel.
In a conflict where 140,000 people have been killed, including more than 7,000 children, while 250,000 civilians are still trapped in besieged communities, it must beggar belief to those unused to the geopolitics of the United Nations that a proposed resolution boosting humanitarian relief should be a matter of angry contention.
The swimming pool was open to shelter residents for several years until it became a favorite point of contention for angry taxpayers.
They had an angry exchange prompted by Patrick's contention that she was repeatedly blocked by Duno, who responded by twice throwing a towel at her.
The chief contention of Mr. Mourdock and other angry debtholders was that unsecured creditors, notably the United Auto Workers union, were unfairly being paid ahead of investors who owned pieces of Chrysler's $6.9 billion in first-lien debt.
The very attributes and positions that made Santorum anathema to so many Pennsylvania voters in 2006 lifted him into contention in 2012 among a core of activist, angry Republicans.
When Mr. Giuliani was asked about the ad yesterday, he did not get angry -- which, after all, would have only reinforced the commercial's contention that he attacks those who stand up to him.
BP disputes that contention.
