Sentence examples for contests this view from inspiring English sources

Professor Dorothy Bishop, Fellow of the Royal Society and developmental neuropsychologist at Oxford University, contests this view.

However, Icac hotly contests this view, saying its legislation gives it power to require someone to produce material it may need for investigation and evidence.

It further argues that the dominant French discourse aims to convince the New Caledonian audience of the truth of their propositions by presenting their view as a common sense solution to the independence issue, whereas the opposing side actively contests this view and, instead, wishes to promote the 'Melanesian way'.

Mayanist scholar Stephen Houston contests this view by arguing that future dates on Mayan inscriptions were simply meant to draw parallels with contemporary events, and that the words on the stela describe a contemporary rather than a future scene.

Others, including J.N. Mohanty (Mohanty 1992, 2001) contest this view.

However, Yorck immediately continues by contesting this view: "Yet, events of this sort have an effect only if the psychological preconditions are in place" (16).

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Rather than treat this gift as the basis for a single exhibition or as a collection apart from what the museum already owns, Mr. Siedell hopes to use it to contest the view that comic-strip art has little or nothing to do with the more serious kind, he said.

With Donald Trump, the presidential candidate who declared that Mexican immigrants are drug dealers and rapists, leading in the polls among Republicans, and Dr. Ben Carson, who at one point said that a Muslim is not fit to be president, in the number two position, it is hard to contest the view that the Republican Party is the party most supported by the haters.

Russia contests that view, insisting that the Baltics joined the Soviet Union legally.