Sentence examples for contentious version from inspiring English sources

The founder of the Hare Krishna movement, Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada wrote the contentious version of the holy book.

Members of the Hare Krishna movement, whose founder Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada wrote the contentious version, rushed to its defense, claiming Russia's 50,000 Hindus were being singled out for persecution by the state and the powerful Christian Orthodox church.

This case for open borders presumes a specific, highly contentious version of cosmopolitan egalitarianism.

Or, in a less contentious version of the argument, from Waters (1991), the hierarchical and genic models are fully developed causal alternatives.

Should this more contentious version pass, the chambers will have to reconcile the two before sending a final version on to the White House for a signature.

In 1929 Joyce published a contentious version of his diaries under the title The South Polar Trail, in which he boosted his own role, played down the contributions of others, and incorporated fictitious colourful details.

To him, the USC-UCLA basketball rivalry is less contentious than the football version because the respective sports are so different.

The interpretation of quantum physics is notoriously contentious, with many competing versions.

In response to the furore around Cyrus's behaviour, Devlin suggested the singer "enter by sliding down a giant bright-pink slide version of the contentious tongue – a bright, bubblegum gesture as an antidote to toxic talk".

Mr. Trump issued a new and narrower travel ban, affecting six countries, on March 6, trying to satisfy the courts by removing some of the most contentious elements of the original version.

The House and the Senate on Thursday approved a less stringent version of the contentious plan, which would have required the state attorney general to set up a hot line for residents to anonymously report businesses suspected of hiring illegal immigrants.