Sentence examples for disputed though from inspiring English sources

She disputed, though, the characterization of Columbia as apathetic toward football.

The finish was disputed, though, as Charlotte had a shoulder up.

In a conflict famous for its irreconcilable national narratives, the basic facts are not disputed, though the figures are.

The "Cambridge" label is just as often disputed, though, since the supposed group is not specific in its membership or its style.

The identity of the first use of the expletive on film is disputed, though the word appears in two pictures – Ulysses and I'll Never Forget What's'isname – from 1967, two years after Kenneth Tynan exploded the first F-bomb on British television.

It's now highly disputed though whether the attacker, 31-year-old Rudy Eugene, even had bath salts in his system.

No one disputes, though, that Mr. Palmisano played a major role in one highlight of Mr. Gerstner's years at I.B.M.: the growth of the global services business into the company's largest unit.

More open to dispute, though, is the new US approach to active intervention where the US seemingly plays a secondary role to allies.

No one disputes, though, that General Enan will play a central role in Egypt's future government, more likely from behind the scenes, where the country's powerful and traditionally secretive armed forces are still most comfortable.

It added that Mrs Laurie had made two claims for storm damage in 2005 and 2006, which her son does not dispute, though he believes their value was significantly less than the annual premiums.

In the end, the show delivers the message that we shouldn't shy away from opportunities to communicate, which no one would dispute, though this is about as creative a theme as "Eight Days (Backwards)" is a title.