Sentence examples for disputing the notion from inspiring English sources
Blair waffled further, disputing "the notion that people weren't debating and discussing the issue".
Mr. Joshi has spent years disputing the notion that people will print less as they do more on their hand-held devices.
Now, we're not disputing the notion that, as Mr. Goloven puts it, "the rising income tide of New York City tends to lift all the boats in the surrounding counties".
In 2012, he was back, disputing the notion that he and Saul Katz, the team's co-owner, might have to sell the club because of a daunting assortment of financial losses and legal entanglements, some of them stemming from the Mets' financial links to Madoff.
The event, though, came as Mr. Cuomo's camp is seeking to boil down its campaign to a few core issues -- education and social problems downstate, economic troubles upstate -- while disputing the notion among pundits that Mr. McCall is running far ahead of Mr. Cuomo in the court of public opinion.
Correction: June 7 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article on May 9 about Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's comments in Jerusalem on Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza paraphrased erroneously from a remark he made in disputing the notion of Israelis as occupiers.
Both dispute the notion of loyal opposition.
He disputes the notion that the programs are showy.
Mr. Brown disputed the notion that it would hurt him.
He also disputed the notion that police corruption was extensive.
