Sentence examples for contested the reality of from inspiring English sources
However, several studies have subsequently contested the reality of EMT in renal fibrosis.
Today, as a proposed GOP bill threatens to "decimate women's healthcare," and the realities of climate change continue to be contested, the improbability of Gilead has faded.
Unsurprisingly, the reality of these entities is contested by a variety of related views, which Schlick classifies as 'immanence' philosophies.
However, Air France contested the version of events given by passengers.
Automakers have contested the accuracy of the ratings.
Process theologian David Griffin contested "the utility of soul making".
The fictitious Western representations and negative assumptions are constituted by the ongoing conflict situation and, in their turn, construe the reality of a newly emerging national identity, which is highly contested in a dialogical exchange of multiple discourses that are closely intertwined with the power structures that constrain and mould them.
What Gildea set out to do was to uncover the reality of the French resistance, no easy task in a field mired in controversy, contested history, suspicion, ill-feeling and guilt.
Accept the reality of it.
Of those who contested the vote?
