Sentence examples for disputed events from inspiring English sources

Only disputed events detract from the movie's understated delights.

Do your reporters in such interviews delve into touchy subjects or disputed events and facts of a subject's life?

The fee NBC will pay Private Lynch, whose rescue from an Iraqi hospital became one of the most celebrated, then disputed, events of the war in Iraq, is still under discussion, the executives said.

On 17 December 1946, she appears to have applied to the authorities for a licence to export a painting by John Constable, setting in train a series of convoluted and disputed events.

Two former DUP special advisers (Spads) have disputed events at a meeting in which it was claimed one told the other that cost controls would not be introduced to the RHI scheme.

The current controversy stems from disputed events in 2010.

Lawyers for Patricia and Robert Gentala, who organized the disputed event in Tucson, argued that the ruling in the New York case had "repudiated" the rationale the appeals court used to uphold Tucson's policy.

"If there's a disputed event between the police and public there should be video evidence available and if it's not there then there will be an assumption that it's not been provided, that the police are culpable," he said.

An investigator of the plane crash at the center of the story disputes events as portrayed — which may be beside the point in a Hollywood film.

Wormsley, the court was told, disputed these events.

Neither institution disputed the events described in the legal documents filed by the Arandas.