Sentence examples similar to contentiously argued from inspiring English sources

More contentiously, it may be argued that it is a good thing to predict that when we count by identity we get the result that there are millions of clouds.

He argued, often contentiously so, that Aintree's infamous Becher's Brook, which he termed "a fraud", be made less demanding and consequently less spectacular in the eyes of thrill-seekers.

Perhaps most contentiously, I would argue that all good comes from a force of mind and spirit which is not natural - which, for want of a better word, is "supernatural", or, if you dislike that cosmological metaphor, "sub-natural" or "a-natural".

Dalglish argued that Liverpool had been the victims of injustice in their two previous matches – the defeat at Newcastle that featured an unpunished handball by Danny Simpson on the line and, far more contentiously, a disallowed goal in the 2-1 home defeat by Wigan.

Dalglish argued that Liverpool had been the victims of injustice in their two previous matches – the defeat at Newcastle that featured an unpunished handball by Danny Simpson on the line and, far more contentiously, a disallowed goal in the 2-1 home loss to Wigan.

They argued and argued.

Few argued.

We argued.

They argued.

They argued openly.

Dish has argued otherwise.