Sentence examples for contested the notion from inspiring English sources

Another Tweet contested the notion that C.A. constructed "personality profiles" for potential voters.

Right after the 2010 election, Think Progress compiled a list of the members of Congress who (says Think Progress) contested the notion of anthropogenic climate change.

But for Jason, who vigorously contested the notion that he was reckless, the only comparison that mattered was with his father.

Part of the problem for places such as Bermuda is we never contested the notion of being an "off-shore" jurisdiction and were thus rendered peripheral and of questionable legitimacy in the eyes of many.

Asked whether Mr. Amis's commercial performance in the United States would result in smaller advances in the future, Mr. Wylie contested the notion that Mr. Amis had failed to meet expectations.

They contested the notion of an omniscient person (sarvajña), and argued that no humans could be omniscient and free from ignorance, passion, and deceit.

Privately, DirecTV also contested the very notion of bundling the channels together, a common practice in the industry.

Recently, however, investigators from the laboratory of Witte [ 17] contested this notion, concluding that despite reduced numbers of pre-B cells the rate of BrdU incorporation, and hence the rate of new B cell production, does not change with age.

Borghese Inc. contested the trademark.

The bank contested the accusations.

It bitterly contested the Iraq war.