Sentence examples for contended that was from inspiring English sources

Western diplomats contended that was evidence of a government plot to kill him.

And it was a pattern, she contended, that was no accident because Albert Pirro was a "shrewd, experienced businessman" who should have known better.

But it contended that was more of a problem for Mr. Bush, who they said was trying to turn the election into a referendum on Mr. Kerry rather than one about the president.

Although the prime sponsor of the bill, Stanley E. Michels, said that he would now consider bringing the bill to a full Council vote with a rarely used motion, the City Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone, who vigorously opposed the bill, contended that was not permitted under Council rules.

The affidavit contends that was the reason Mr. Chacon concealed his responsibility for the plane.

It is these companies, many contend, that are eating into Apple's bottom line.

Zagzebski contends that being an exemplary virtuous person consists in having good motives.

Most Democrats contended that's fair and would stimulate the economy.

Fleury contended that what was said was "very, very personal".

It could be contended that Clifford was too verificationist here.

Now the president contends that was not their testimony.