Sentence examples for contested story from inspiring English sources

"Rape is always a (contested) story, as well as an event," Beard wrote.

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Once again, there was the attack story – contested allegations that Livingstone had avoided taxes hit the former mayor from out of nowhere.

The validity of this claim is contested, but the story was told so often that it became part of his popular image.

Many have little idea about this contested history – the nice miracle story about the light occluding the more complicated story of the religious war that preceded it.

Political assertions have been contested in news stories, while one moderator, Candy Crowley, brusquely contradicted Mitt Romney in the second presidential debate when he tried to maintain that Mr Obama had not termed the attack on the Benghazi consulate an act of terror.

History speculates with intense curiosity on what van Gogh was like during his life, at times alleging he cut his ear off in a fit of unrequited love (a story heavily contested by some scholars) and other times surmising the great artistic talent suffered from color blindness.

In "Ravens in the Storm," Oglesby not only tells his own amazing story, but also provides an interesting angle on the contested history of S.D.S.

One visit to Olmedo confirms that the story of Clegg's father-in-law encapsulates the contested history of modern Spain.

Like most stories about contested authorship, especially those involving Shakespeare, this skeleton engrosses some and seems ridiculous to many.

That story was quickly contested.