Sentence examples for convincingly contended from inspiring English sources

During the rule of Vikramaditya VI, in the late 11th to early 12th centuries, the Western Chalukyas convincingly contended with the Cholas and reached a peak ruling territories that spread over most of the Deccan.

Part of the reason for this failure, as Professor Lee convincingly contends, is that ICE has the power to make enforcement decisions that affect the workplace rights of employees without consulting the DOL.

First, he convincingly contends that the Internet promotes lots of "weak ties" rather than a smaller number of strong ones.

In the groundbreaking 1993 video essay film Rock Hudson's Home Movies, director Mark Rappaport convincingly contends that Hudson, the beloved star of many a 1950s romantic feature who lived his life as a closeted gay man, would often invite his friends over to watch his movies to have a good laugh at the subtext he slid in.

In the groundbreaking 1993 video essay film Rock Hudson's Home Movies, the director Mark Rappaport convincingly contends that Hudson, the beloved star of many a 1950s romantic feature who lived his life as a closeted gay man, would often invite his friends over to watch his movies to have a good laugh at the subtext he slid in.

Yet, Höbelt contends convincingly, he stands out of all the Habsburg emperors as the most sympathetic to Spanish interests.

How can anyone convincingly argue against that?

But Mr Carswell contended that UKIP had topped the poll at the European elections in May, and "convincingly" won two by-elections to Parliament.

"I got duped," she contended.

I contended with powerful men.

Oral sex is much contended.