Sentence examples for contested of course from inspiring English sources

The result of applying the premises is a firm list (contested, of course, by others) of ten theses held by Socrates, all of which are incompatible with the corresponding ten theses held by Plato (1991, 47 49).

This has been contested, of course.

Tightly contested, of course, is something of an understatement in this series.

A number of Republican senators contested this, of course.

The most hotly contested of awards.

The third principle is the most contested of the three.

You have to win the contested possession, of course, but there also seems to exist in Hawthorn's players an innate awareness and anticipation of each other's' attacking movements, like a footballing version of predictive text.

The Belarusian Popular Front, which formed a political party to contest the 1994 elections, bitterly contested Parliament's course and accused it of failing to deal with major issues.

That day Ukwane gave Gai still another piece because Gai was his relation, Gai gave meat to Dasina because she was his wife's mother.…No one, of course, contested Gai's large share, because he had been the hunter.…No one doubted that he would share his large amount with others, and they were not wrong, of course; he did.

"At this point, of course I contested it, I had to," Mr. Dignoti, 86, said today, explaining he was so upset by the campaign, which he said involved falsehoods, that he could not think straight.

What propositions are is, of course, highly contested, but most agree that a proposition carves the class of possibilities into two sub-classes — those in which the proposition is true and those in which it is false.