Sentence examples for contested our from inspiring English sources

Not only has it turned out to be contested, our candidate has dropped out".

I believe I yelped aloud when encountering the name of Nicolas de Staël, a middling paladin of last-gasp School of Paris painting that contested our post-Second World War artistic hegemony.

With gay marriage so contested, our ability to collect information about the adjustment process and dynamics of gay stepfamilies will lag considerably.

Finally, we note that while our model used food as the resource contested, our results are more general than this, as they apply to any resource whose value can be estimated by animals.

Arguing that the politics and practices of urban climate change interventions are constantly engaging with and refracting the idea of justice, we examine how justice was articulated, practiced and contested across our cases.

"The issues presented in these cases -- abortion and immigration -- are some of the most hotly contested in our nation's civil discourse," the letter reads.

But it comes to something when you realise that the most hotly contested chair in our X Factor coalition is that of the government's Louis Walsh.

The hedge still stands today in the Kirstenbosch national botanical gardens, and remains a problematic and contested symbol of our past – and perhaps the present too.

If different county recount standards violate equal protection, then the outcome of most contested elections in our history has been unconstitutional.

About that conflicted public realm: you start one chapter of the book talking about President Trump and the crowd size at his inauguration, and you use this as an example of our contested reality.

In his latest volume, Yale theologian Miroslav Volf puts his finger on one of the most relevant and hotly contested subjects in our world today -- the role of faith in public life.