Sentence examples for bit of contention from inspiring English sources
Which is fine as far as it goes, though an artist as provocative and charismatic as Ms. Abramovic might have been better served by at least a bit of contention.
Not surprisingly, companies, even multimillion-dollar ones, do not hand out tickets that are worth more than $1,000 to people without careful consideration and, in some cases, a bit of contention.
But no, it was a little bit of an issue of contention between us because he's actually never even watched a full episode.
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"I think there are one or two that are a little bit sore that may next week be out of contention because they won't have been fit enough early enough in the week," he said.
Her earthy brand of modern dance is a point of contention: while some critics embrace her sensuality (a bit mysteriously comparing her presence to that of Isadora Duncan), others are put off by her work's self-indulgent nature.
DEALING WITH CONTENTION Yes: reducing the number of ACK may reduce the effect of contention.
I don't think tighter gun control will do a damn bit of good, and I'm fairly pro-gun myself, a point of contention among my more-liberal friends.
But bones of contention remain, notably insurance.
