Sentence examples for contention true from inspiring English sources
If that contention were true, however, the Athletics never would have won 61 of their last 78 games and 102 games for the season.
In any case, if the presidential candidates' contention is true that working-class families are having to choose between putting gas in the tank or food on the table, then more motorists will be driving to the supermarket than heading to the beach.
I do not think stigma should be attached to either group, but I strenuously doubt that Easton's contention is true.
The manipulator is trying to deceive the audience into thinking the contention is true or well-grounded and therefore should be believed -- when in fact it shouldn't, at least not for the "reasons" offered by the manipulator.
These views met with violent opposition till the discovery of X-rays proved that the first contention was true, while the law courts are steadily impressing on the profession, in a costly manner, the disabilities which are associated with imperfect restoration in the form of broken bones.
She knew only the last of these contentions was true.
Paul D. Miller tells the American Interest that Francis Fukuyama's central contention still rings true: There is no conceivable ideological rival to liberal democracy.
This Argentina team, with eight players over the age of 30, was supposed to be too old for true contention, on the wrong end of a last hurrah.
Philadelphia hasn't run the regular-season gauntlet to perfection, but it has built a compelling case for true contention with strong performances against teams of every caliber.
... [W]e are not going to win the White House based on just long-term Democratic votes". That latter contention is literally true but figuratively questionable.
