Sentence examples for dispute me from inspiring English sources

This has been my religion: the belief that I deserve attention, that they are wrong not to listen, that those who dispute me are fools".

"In Shakespeare's time," Walter said, "the women's roles were tailored for boys, and thus I think those roles — though others might dispute me on this — were given greater breadth than women's roles might have been because they were played by boys: young boys needed the experience of complex characters in order to grow into the bigger roles.

(Do not e-mail me to dispute the primates thing — I will not respond!) Also, why is your elbow in the air in the first place?

I haven't contacted Airbnb about this new story since they dispute what they told me on record for the last story.

It is not for me to dispute anyone's faith, and the reader must decide how to interpret the meaning of these events themselves.

Prakash Belawadi, a filmmaker and journalist who has written extensively about the river dispute, told me: "Politicians cannot and do not want to resolve the issue.

"The previous [Tripoli]  government tried to give me a big bribe, I totally refused and demanded an investigation into the exporting of oil since the revolution and this is the real cause of dispute between me and the previous government".

Referencing the pair's differing views on evolution, the Harvard professor said: "There is no dispute between me and Richard Dawkins and there never has been, because he's a journalist, and journalists are people that report what the scientists have found and the arguments I've had have actually been with scientists doing research".

Wilson answered: "There is no dispute between me and Richard Dawkins and there never has been, because he's a journalist, and journalists are people that report what the scientists have found and the arguments I've had have actually been with scientists doing research".

"I never imagined myself saying this before Friday, but if now forced to choose in this dispute, put me down with Kaepernick," he concluded the column.

In the previous piece in this series, I gave an account of the dispute between me and some dedicated Democratic activists over the question: Could President Obama have been far more effective against the Republicans, making them pay a political price for their disgraceful -- indeed, unprecedented -- behavior as an opposition party from the outset of his presidency?