Sentence examples for disputing my from inspiring English sources

He was writing a letter to The Times (published yesterday) disputing my conclusions of culpability.

I am now living in the upstairs of my house while I wait to hear from the insurance company which is disputing my claim.

Already by last June, Jeb had raised many tens of millions, with so much more in the pipeline; his mega-rich donors, disputing my prognosis, assured me that, with vast sums en route and recycled political Beltway consultants and veteran Bush staff members from the Beltway's Central Casting, Jeb would be the last man standing.

Neither T-Mobile nor the agency has disputed my evidence, but they continue to harass me.

He doesn't dispute my assumption that he has thought about running for London mayor.

"The papers are all there and no one disputes my claim," says Julian, through a mouthful of chickpeas.

A spokesman for Interpol denied that the presumption of innocence was breached in the case and disputed my conclusions about the evidence.

Finally, he disputed my comment that with only four or five productions a season, the once-busy company seemed to lack anything like momentum or critical mass.

Rebecca wrote: "My State Insurance is switching to ObamaCare, and my deductibles start ALL over again with no option to dispute my prenatal and birthing care as an extension of existing care.

Kitaj read the proofs of an article he asked me to write about him for a National Gallery catalogue, and did not dispute my account.

Frankly, the paper's demise would have been a benefit to me politically because it sharply disputed my positions for 12 years.