Sentence examples similar to contend a view from inspiring English sources

They contend that the view is just as important to preserve as the house itself.

We contend that viewing social and organizational change through the lens of complex, adaptive systems provides unique insights into such change [ 19].

Defenders of such a view might contend that the sentences are sheer nonsense.

And once that happens, he contends, the view won't be as rosy.

But, Mr Taylor contends, this view fails to take into account the battle's significant impact on the Germans' thinking.

The government contends this view makes mincemeat out of other provisions of the ACA and contradicts the law's very purpose of providing affordable health-care to "all".

I had to contend with such views from my own relatives in Egypt, including an aunt who, after the attacks, told me to my face that she was "happy 9/11 happened" to us.

Yet the first and second arguments of the Exposition are not merely opportunities to contend with empiricist views like those of Locke; nor are the third and fourth arguments merely aimed at challenging rationalist views like those of Leibniz.

Of course, some naturalists may contend that a substantive naturalist view must treat epistemic facts as supervening on causal rather than logical facts.

We contend that a novel process view of organisations enhances the possibilities for creating legally compliant VLNs, as models can be developed that embed legal processes at the design time, enhancing the value proposition of VLNs.

They also contend that extremist views by Muslims carry far greater negative consequences for Muslim Americans than extremist remarks in support of Israel do for Jewish Americans.