Sentence examples for he always contended from inspiring English sources

He always contended that a "bushy haired" intruder had beaten his wife to death in her bedroom before knocking him unconscious.

He has always contended he was not guilty of any terrorism charges.

He has always contended that, while he may have approached the line with his jokes, he did not cross it.

He has always contended that this was the way for his side to win.

But he has always contended that there was no plan, no grand design.

Shades of tenor sax great Sonny Rollins, who always contended he gave a better performance when he was really pissed off.

We aren't allowed for a moment to miss the point: a biographer makes a fiction out of the facts of a life; he deals in records that may or may not be reliable; and he's always contending with the Self or Selves that his subject invented in the process of living.

Mr. Draper has always contended that he knew nothing about making wine when he joined Ridge in 1969.

It demonstrated what Mr. Bloomberg has always contended: that he is a devoted delegator.

One look at Veidt's visage confirms what Bob Kane, the creator of Batman, always contended: that he based the Joker on this woeful laughing man.

This probably happens a lot of places and you overlook it.' " It is fitting that Fisher, who has always contended that he knew nothing about the booster Ed Martin's payments to his players, has re-emerged at a time when plausible deniability has become a catchphrase in college athletics.