Sentence examples for dispute drawing from inspiring English sources

Using a body of work of couples' discussions under different technological conditions, we explicate and elaborate the prior literature on discourses of dispute, drawing attention to previously unnoticed aspects of couple's discourses of dispute.

One diplomat involved in the Russia dispute draws a distinction between life inside and outside the union.

Both sides in the dispute draw heavily on the college's chief governing principle, known here as the Gentleman's Rule.

A survey of Mr. McDonel's neighbors after the dispute drew the attention of the local news media revealed more concern about the television trucks that have been parking in front of his property than the flag flapping on his roof.

The dispute drew comparisons to an incident at Christie's in Paris last month in which a Chinese collector said he was the winning bidder for Qing Dynasty bronze sculptures but refused to pay, saying he was sabotaging the auction because the works had been looted in the 19th century.

His heinous murders, five prostitutes in 12 weeks (the victim count is sometimes disputed), drew the world's gaze.

The arbitration award given in 1903 resolved the Alaska boundary dispute by drawing a line that linked the mountain peaks in this area.

While the NLL is now considered the de facto sea border by South Korea and its powerful American allies, North Korea has always disputed it, drawing a very different line of its own.

The dispute has drawn a warning from Governor Glendening.

The dispute has drawn scrutiny from the Federal Communications Commission.

It now stands as a bright-pink symbol of the divisive dispute that drew so much attention to New London.