Sentence examples for contests the idea from inspiring English sources

Emerson's inability to mourn became a key to understanding the Vuillards: "It's a family that contests the idea of sorrow," he said.

First, he contests the idea that the BNP is exclusively a Labour heresy (as Ukip is seen as a Eurosceptic Tory bolthole).

Exceptional in its scope and argument, Tragic Modernities contests the idea of the death of tragedy and argues powerfully for the continued vitality of Greek tragic theater in the central debates of contemporary culture.

Walsh claims that platforms like Steam can still distribute games through Windows 8, and he contests the idea that a "full-blown game" is likely to be purchased through an app store.

Merleau-Ponty contests the idea that perception is a process by which the "external world" is somehow imprinted on the subject.

Others would contest the idea that this elite has any responsibilities.

Stewart muttered that he was not, but he didn't contest the idea with the vigor of his Afghan denial.

But it now seems like the doubters, those who contest the idea of "public goods", have won the contest.

Few would contest the idea that European thinkers should not be on the curriculum simply because they are European.

McDonagh has responded, contesting the idea that Dixon is redeemed and describing his film as "deliberately messy and difficult".

I would never contest the idea that hip-hop made the most of sampling but it is not the square one of sampling for everyone.