Sentence examples for being contended from inspiring English sources

To see what precisely is being contended for in this argument one needs to appreciate the historical resonances of Wittgenstein's invocation of the notion of "substance".

They are to be contended with".

Bonerman26 exists; his vileness should be contended with.

Though never mastered, they can be contended with, defied, and, at least in spirit, transcended.

As I have indicated, it is contended that this interpretation is supported by the negotiating history.

It could be contended that Clifford was too verificationist here.

For this paper it is contended these are all discrete types of public space.

And that, it may be contended, is all the physicalist needs to answer the Knowledge Argument.

It is contended that, in the UK and by extension elsewhere.

The chapter highlights that the noise sources to be contended with depend on the operating frequency.

It is contended that the field of aircraft noise prediction has not yet reached a sufficient level of maturity.