Sentence examples for disputing point from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry's campaign hit back hard Thursday afternoon, disputing point by point what it called false claims in the ad.

In this light, the interpretation of the events of the First World War becomes an intellectual and political struggle, narratives being forged from disputing points of view.

Make a decision as to the worth of disputing points about your behavior or issues that have arisen in the friendship.

Several United Nations officials disputed points that Mr. Galbraith raised.

It is what happened next that is one of several disputed points.

It is, though Mr Farage strongly denies it, the epitome of a populist party: analysis by the Times newspaper, which UKIP also disputes, points to a hole of some £120 billion ($185 billion) in its fiscal plans.

It was there that the general synods of the New England churches met in 1637 and 1647 to settle disputed points of doctrine and, from there, that the Reverend Thomas Hooker's congregation departed for Connecticut in 1636.

The dispute was compounded by many minor disputed points.

That the line would not have cleared in time for him to call the police is one of several disputed points.

Moreover, the proportion of cases in which a breach of the duty to explain was acknowledged was higher among cases involving fewer disputed points, and was similar to that in internal medicine and surgical departments.

The disputes point up how the United States is at odds with many other industrialized democracies as it continues to apply death sentences for capital crimes.