Sentence examples for full of contention from inspiring English sources

"Our dinner tables were full of contention and argument," Mr. Lynch said.

Without this renewed sense of our common story - one full of contention not self-congratulation - we will be a poorer and weaker Britain.

"The multiplicity community's history with the MPD/DID/DDNOS labels is complicated, and full of contention," says Falah Liang.

As Max Weber reminds us in his seminal article 'science as a vocation', scientists are destined to outdate each other's work ruthlessly this is our common fate this explains why the scientific fields are inevitably full of contentions, tensions and conflicts: 'In science, each of us knows that what [s/]he has accomplished will be antiquated in 10, 20, 50 years.

In a pre-election season full of drama, contention and surprise, "Man of the Year" arrives on the scene with the blistering impact of a spoonful of cold mashed potatoes.

His Greenwich Village days (described in his book "Kafka Was the Rage") were full of ambition and contention, not to mention consummate lady-killing.

His predecessor Hamid Karzai refused to ratify the deal, even though US officials signaled that this would result in a full American withdrawal, a major source of contention between the two countries.

There are many points of contention, and the full weight of Myriad's controversial business model should not be attributed to patents alone.

What remains to be seen is whether Cuba will allow US diplomats to move around Cuba and maintain contacts with citizens including dissidents, the second point of contention in the negotiations on restoring full diplomatic relations.

Although Britain and Argentina reestablished full diplomatic relations in 1990, the issue of sovereignty remained a point of contention.

If the Rangers totally fall out of contention, Sather might be tempted to undertake a full-scale housecleaning.