Sentence examples similar to breed contention from inspiring English sources
Instead, the two groups had little social interaction, and what interaction there was bred contention.
Acknowledgment is the opposite of ignorance which breeds contention, frustration, and too some extent a level of isolation.
It is Ms. Bhutto's contention in this book that dictatorship breeds extremism and that democracies — and here, she sounds a lot like President Bush — "do not go to war with democracies" and "do not become state sponsors of terrorism".
The regally bred son of Danzig, trained by Neil Drysdale, moved boldly into contention along the rail to avoid traffic down the backstretch.
Scottish terrier, also called Scottie, short-legged terrier breed often held by its admirers to be the oldest of the Highland terriers, although this contention has not been proved.
BP disputes that contention.
Wolves, too, remain in contention.
Blackwell called the contention prejudiced.
Miley was never in contention.
