Sentence examples for contends passionately from inspiring English sources
MS. BENLI contends passionately that the ban moves Turkish society backward by keeping women like herself out of skilled professions.
ANO's loose pro-business, anti-establishment message resonated with a pessimistic public frustrated by decades of political corruption.Mr Babiš passionately contends that an old boy network of political parties, media and the like sought to badmouth him and his party in the run up to election.
Director Stephanie Soechtig's passionately contended, slickly produced film may not sway the most fervid 2nd Amendment defenders, but in its problem-solving vigor could spur a lot of others who believe in change to make that call, join that group, or vote a certain way.
In particular, he contends that this hostile environment is worsening "as film criticism written by passionately engaged people with actual knowledge of film history has gradually faded from the scene".
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Mr. Obama does not have a Watergate to contend with, nor does he face a passionately antiwar Congress.
But this time he is arguing just as passionately on the other side, contending that aid in dying could backfire on people with debilitating conditions, leading not to more autonomy, but less.
Russia has passionately opposed the missile defense plan championed by President George W. Bush, contending that placing radar and other equipment in Poland and the Czech Republic posed a direct threat to Russia.
Marko Daniel and Matthew Gale, curators at the Tate Modern in London who organized the exhibition in collaboration with Teresa Montaner, a curator at the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, contend that at certain crucial times in his life Miró did express passionately held political concerns, albeit in coded and not obviously illustrative ways.
