Sentence examples for contended that much from inspiring English sources

He contended that much of the content of the Bible was determined by the peculiarities of Hebrew history from the time of the Exodus onward.

The White House has contended that much of its business is exempt from the Privacy Act, and that many lawyers from both political parties have long said so.

Prosecutors had contended that much of the owed taxes stemmed from money Mr. Hubbell had embezzled and from hundreds of thousands of dollars in income from jobs referred by friends and supporters of the President.

In that article I contended that much of the initial investment could be recovered using a clever strategy of round tripping, that is to say, exporting the wine back to South Korea.

Defense lawyers also have contended that much of the material Manning is charged with leaking had been available from public sources before the WikiLeaks disclosure.

"While I find there's openness and people are very lovely, white and black, New York is somewhat segregated," she told Cathy Horyn in a style-page piece poignantly entitled, "Can a Smile Bridge The Divide?" Mrs. Fales-Hill even contended that much of this 'separation is by choice', which is where we part company so far as African Americans are concerned.

Contending that much of computer history has focused on hardware, Sack proposed that an Science and Technology Studies approach to software misses the text and the media/art component that is inherent and intrinsic.

Twenty-five years later, few contend that much has been accomplished.

This reply contends that much of this disagreement is attributable to methodological differences.

The Telegraph contends that "much of blame belongs with France" because its has been inadequate".

Critics contend that much of the higher cost is driven by the city's current ward-by-ward system of garbage collection.