Sentence examples for contested reading from inspiring English sources

Redmond's chief exhibit here is a poem by Vona Groarke and a contested reading by the critic and anthologist Selina Guinness.

Previous literature on phonology and morphology has contested the degree to which phonological awareness and morphological awareness are separate, individual predictors of reading skills.

But Mr. Halloran contested Mr. Plofsky's reading of state law and said his clients have done nothing illegal.

Further reading suggestions: "Contested legacy: echoes of the Easter Rising" – Sean O'Hagan and "The terrible beauty of the Easter Rising remains alive today" – Fintan O'Toole With an official fatality count of 379, and unofficially of over 1,000, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar in 1919 involved British Indian army troops firing on an unarmed crowd in an enclosed space for 10 minutes.

The Social Democrats, however, contested Mr. Stoiber's reading of the election.

A fifth appearance may possibly occur on a runestone found in Södermanland, Sweden (Sö 140), but the reading is contested.

As guest host Jack Dee read out the final scores, he told viewers: "Of course the scores have always been hotly contested on this show.

Suggested read: Contested Agronomy, by James Sumberg and John Thompson.

Justice Scalia insisted in every possible way that the contested phrase be read in pristine isolation and without any reference to how the whole statutory regime works.

AS Hugo Chávez, the icon of Latin America's left, struggles to hang on to his job, it's tempting to read tomorrow's closely contested election in Venezuela as a possible signal of the region's return to the right.

Witness this quote from the first chapter, read by Tilda Swinton: "Grand contested Election for the Presidency of the United States / WHALING VOYAGE BY ONE ISHMAEL / BLOODY BATTLE IN AFFGHANISTAN".