Sentence examples for he contends by from inspiring English sources

He is aggravated, aides say, by what he calls the mainstream media's favoritism of Barack Obama — proven, he contends, by the volume and tone of coverage that the Democratic nominee receives.

His theory is proven, he contends, by the existence of the inverse of social connectedness: loneliness.

That stage could be created, he contended, by dividing society into phalanges.

The city could have saved the 20 cent cent fare, he contended, by voting funds to subsidize tran, sit operations.

He contends that by 2100, more than 25% of Boston, Miami, New Orleans, and Atlantic City could be under water.

He contends that by taking away bonuses, these institutions would be less likely to take the risks that could lead to bailouts.

But he contends that by his calculations, since 2006 all of the management fees and 76 percent of total fees have been paid as compensation.

"It has become the uniform of a certain sector of 'new' cyclists," he contends, "and by that I refer to the stereotypical cliché of 'all the gear, no idea'.

President Robert Mugabe has hardly brought "democracy," "freedom" and "human rights" to Zimbabwe, as he contends ("Criticized by the West, Mugabe Is a Hero to Many," news article, Sept. 6).

He contends that by using such transformations we can place all deduction on a firm footing.

He contends that by the term non-verbal, Gautama refutes the Grammarian view and includes non-conceptual perception and, by the term well-ascertained, he refutes the Buddhist view and includes conceptual or judgemental perceptions as valid.