Sentence examples for contends that while from inspiring English sources
Mr. Simon, a longtime journalist and creator of HBO's dazzling "The Wire" and underrated "Treme," contends that while spectacle and comedy are the heart of commercial TV, creative acclaim for his work suggests at least some desire for what's real, including "failed individuals, people no longer in control of their destiny".
Scott Shields, the associate director and chief curator of the Crocker, contends that while Mr. Thiebaud needed a New York moment to achieve recognition, his luminous light, arresting color and humor are Californian.
The suit contends that while carbon dioxide does not pose a direct threat to human health, it has passed over the threshold of harm because of its role in global warming.
Mr. Coppola, 58, contends that while the challenge to Mr. Eve brought out black voters who then also voted for Mr. Brown, turnout in the November election will be larger, and hence more representative of the total district population.
The trade group for power plant owners, Independent Power Producers of New York, contends that while the rulings apply to most industrial projects, the many large power plants that have been proposed across the region might be exempt.
Ms. McKinney contends that while she and Mr. Anderson did tryst in their so-called Devon love cottage, the abduction and rape stories were concocted by the Mormon Church, in order to get Mr. Anderson away from her and back into the fold.
Willetts (1978), in one of his critical analyses of the non-aligned, contended that "while I maintain non-alignment was not born until 1961 as a coherent group of ideas propounded by a group of relatively like-minded states, it has also been maintained by other people that non-alignment did not live beyond 1961" (p. 14).
They contend that while legal, the arrangement threatens to reduce drastically the government's revenues.
He has always contended that, while he may have approached the line with his jokes, he did not cross it.
Environmental groups contend that while the gains are important, the accelerating growth rate could throw the region out of compliance.
The four big insurers contend that, while legal, the arrangement threatens to reduce the government's revenues drastically.
