Sentence examples similar to contended strenuously from inspiring English sources
The Solicitor General, in his brief and oral argument, has strenuously contended that the federal law enforcement agents had the right, if not indeed the duty, to continue their investigation of the petitioner and his alleged criminal associates even though the petitioner had been indicted.
As one of several defenses, the defendant railroad strenuously contends that the excessive speed of the train was not a proximate cause of the collision for the reason that the accident would not have been averted even had the train been traveling at the prescribed speed of 25 miles per [243 La. 835] hour.
But Switzerland, Canada, Japan and others in the United States objected strenuously, contending that the existing intellectual property rules are flexible in health emergencies and that too broad an exception would allow nations to break patents on all kinds of medical goods, from textbooks to dialysis machines.
"I got duped," she contended.
I contended with powerful men.
Oral sex is much contended.
So her partisans have contended.
"Spies Against Armageddon" offers a broad overview of a widely reported Israeli campaign to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, which Israeli authorities contend is a guise for developing nuclear weapons, an accusation the Iranians strenuously deny.
