Sentence examples for contending of from inspiring English sources

English-speaking witnesses can seem as remote, such as the Time correspondent Robert Sherrod gamely contending of an enemy soldier trying to kill himself on the battlefield that, "like all Japs, he took a lot of killing".

Critical analysis of contending theories of international relations.

"It is democratically elitist," he contended of his pageant.

The egg yolk contends of cholesterol and protein decreased to 14.4% and 88.6%, respectively.

The chain's gross margins were already modest compared with those of its competitors — the consequence, the leaders contended, of large portions, more expensive ingredients and low prices.

Scores of lawsuits contending misuse of program rules have hit the courts.

In a sense, China's future will be determined by which of the contending interpretations of Mao's legacy prevails.

Last year, Verizon sued JAWA, Mr. Hope and some of his associates, contending cramming of SMS products.

Beth Cantrell has a great deal of experience of contending with the fallout of failed tests.

In a sense, the Devils' long record of contending for Cups began with the Rangers.

The Church of England itself was a divided family, with different groups contending for positions of influence.