Sentence examples for contention that all from inspiring English sources

That concept provides yet another way of interpreting the ascetic ideal, since it is Nietzsche's contention "that all the supreme values of mankind lack this will that values which are symptomatic of decline, nihilistic values, are lording it under the holiest names".

In doing so, Raulston was upholding the prosecution's contention that all this stuff was irrelevant to the narrow issue of whether Scopes had actually violated the law.

Some Apple rivals took issue with the contention that all smartphones suffer from antenna problems.

Take, for instance, his contention that all the males in his family are born with teeth: Thirty-two chompers.

Much of the evidence for the contention that all perceiving is modified by one's assumptions comes from investigations in which most of the visual, everyday stimuli are eliminated.

Obama's earlier contention that all American troops would be home for Christmas, at least 4,000 forces will remain in Kuwait for some months.

Plant perception Imagine the career that awaits you in the burgeoning field of plant perception, which is based on the self-evident and not-at-all-stupid contention that plants possess not only sentience but also telepathy.

"This further supports the contention that failed projects are being made difficult to find," she says.

It is a contention that is prima facia absurd.

The bone of contention that links all these recent casualties of too much information is the certificate itself.

That was Disney's own contention — that we all had a Marceline, Missouri, secreted in our hearts, or deep in our common memory, and that his task was to set it free.