Sentence examples for disputable and from inspiring English sources

But however disputable and disputed these various readings may be, Antigone's meaning is demonstrated by the way it's put together.

But what if the majority is highly disputable, and everybody has one?

Early Pythagorean achievements in mathematics are unclear and largely disputable, and the following is therefore a compromise between the widely divergent views of scholars.

An element, we take it, is a body into which other bodies may be analysed, present in them potentially or in actuality (which of these, is still disputable), and not itself divisible into bodies different in form.

Since then, various frontiers of human smarts have fallen to computers, but the approach of true artificial intelligence remains as disputable and, according to many programming moms and dads, just as far off as it ever did.

I would suggest that two are not disputable and should compel the state to act: Every week for the past 10 years, two children in New Jersey have died from AIDS or H.I.V.-related illnesses, and 22,000 of our children have been orphaned.

In particular, our set of models encompasses a conservative model (which is only based on the most accepted and least disputable laws) and several less conservative models (which rely on more disputable laws).

Avoiding getting caught up in details or disputable matters, and learn to keep and share your faith regardless of this church's teachings.

Referees can use their discretion to take a second look at even the least disputable touchdowns, and coaches can use their challenges more liberally, knowing that they will not have to challenge touchdowns.

The flag goes up but it looks a disputable call and the energetic striker puts his hands on his heads.

Security design is a complex and ambiguous task not made any easier by ignorant gotcha journalism that can't distinguish between an disputable compromise and a "backdoor".