Sentence examples for central contention from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horgan's own examples from psychology undermine his central contention.

Shift of power is the central contention of politics, that's what it's all about.

Cook's central contention is that since the military coup of 1952, Egypt's leaders have never had an ideology.

But the book's central contention is that after the first world war civilised values went by the board.

Her central contention was that the majority refused to consider "the impact that accommodation may have on third parties who do not share the corporation owners' religious faith".

Her culpability is a central contention of "Saving Africa's Witch Children," a documentary that will make its American debut Wednesday on HBO2.

It is among this book's central contentions that "few deserters were cowards".

One of the report's central contentions, however, is that the appeals process is too cursory.

To grasp what Freud meant by this fear, it is necessary to understand one of his central contentions.

It's one of her central contentions: that a philosophy squarely based on experience – rather than the text – must have something of value for anyone who reads it.

Notwithstanding the government's gloss, then, the prosecutors wound up proving one of the central contentions of the defense: that these cops had been patrolling a dark, dirty, and dangerous street.