Sentence examples for but i contend from inspiring English sources

But I contend that flats can be even spookier than houses.

But I contend that it is possible, notwithstanding what Amy's mother does on TV, for an extended family to live together and respect one another's maturity and accomplishments.

But I contend you do not have a 15-year bull market, ended by the biggest financial crisis since before the second world war, and a house price crash that lasts only 18 months.

There would be, it may be objected, a certain loss in advertising revenue (the newspaper PM has, of course, managed to get along without advertising), but I contend that the great saving in newsprint effected by not printing the papers on days when there is no news would more than compensate...

But I contend the market share that Nokia has had and the margins they've had is a thing of the past".

But I contend that as soon as I put pen to paper to write about my life in graduate school, being found out was already possible.

New Yorkers may be tired of Bloomberg after three terms, but he has, I contend, done a bang-up job.

There are software resources like Hubspot that can guide you through the creation process and make it easier, but even on your own, I contend that it's easier than you think.

One begins: Thou art indeed just, Lord, if I contend With thee, but Sir, so what I plead is just.

"But it's easier for me to see, and I contend that I'm right more than I'm wrong".

I contend that it's still quite relevant, but here's your chance, "SNL," to put that argument to bed.