Sentence examples for endlessly disputed from inspiring English sources
Each has been and will be endlessly disputed.
His famous last stand removed him from the sordid, industrial age he was unable to master; his spectacular death preserved him for the ages as a symbol whose meaning and significance could be endlessly disputed.
There's also a nice review over at languagehat:He [R.L.G.] has the journalist's knack for the pithy and memorable line, combined with an admirable respect for the messy and endlessly disputed nature of the human world.
Read in this way, the first book of the Prolegomena can avoid the endlessly disputed question of the ontological status of the objects that appear to play a necessary role in the origination of sense data in the human mind.
Whether despite or because of unfamiliarity with its actual provisions, it has also been endlessly, passionately disputed.
Economists have disputed endlessly: does it promote economic growth, by expanding the workforce, or, if it happens too quickly, choke growth off?
His inner circle, which had taken on the character of a medieval court, was endlessly in dispute over who should succeed him.
Money quote: in reality TV you don't resolve disputes; you foster them endlessly to retain public attention.
There are no television anchors standing on courthouse steps chattering endlessly about the latest twist in the election dispute.
