Sentence examples for disputed the view of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schumer last night downplayed the significance of the events, and disputed the view of some Democrats that they were setbacks.

But he disputed the view of another speaker, Olympics minister Tessa Jowell, that Labour had moved on and should stay in the centre ground.

In making this assertion, the commission disputed the view of Mayor Giuliani and top police officials that the disparity merely reflected people who were identified as suspects by crime victims and witnesses.

However, Aquinas disputed the views of those like the ancient Greek philosopher Empedocles who held that such natural processes showed that the universe could have developed without an underlying purpose.

They dispute the view of scientists who maintain that the most effective way to combat iodine deficiency, which is endemic throughout the subcontinent, is to ensure that all salt is iodized.

Some southern intellectuals dispute the view that the overthrow of the Kingdom of Naples brought progress to a benighted Mezzogiorno.After unification Massimo D'Azeglio, a Piedmontese statesman, remarked that, having made Italy, "we have to make Italians".

Critics of the NSA program, and some scholars of America's deadliest terrorist attack, strenuously dispute the view that the collection of phone data would necessarily have made a difference or that the possibility justifies the program now.

In this book, Hans Blumenberg disputes the view that the modern idea of progress represents a secularization of religious belief in some divine intervention (the coming of the Messiah, the end of the world) which consummates human history from outside.

Mr. Fisher also disputes the view often taken by defenders of the status quo that financial institutions hoping to compete for business in huge global markets must be gigantic.

But the shrine has also become a rallying point for Japanese nationalists who dispute the historical view of Japan as an aggressor that they say was a product of the postwar Tokyo war crimes trials.

Mr Zamoyski disputes this view of the Congress's achievements, espoused in particular by Henry Kissinger, a former American secretary of state.