Sentence examples similar to he usually contends from inspiring English sources
When Price played, he usually contended.
In other instances, he never bothered to find consensus and ignored Congress from the outset, usually contending that he simply had no choice.
They usually contend that allowing accessory units will change neighborhood character, increase neighborhood population density and make on-street parking more difficult.
Broadly speaking, usually contending religious groups -- the basic political division here -- have been brought into an unusual alliance against the government.
Dickens scholars usually contend that the debate about provenance is academic, as the serial didn't take off until No 4, which introduced Mr Pickwick's aide-de-camp, Sam Weller, and featured the distinctive artwork of Phiz.
Second, though population ecology theorists usually contend that competitive environments are country specific, some acknowledge that institutional environments may be different across regions within a country.
Common sense is usually but not invariably right, he contends, and hence reason's task is to present a defense of speculation when it departs from common sense.
But the conventional wisdom is wrong, he contends, because the smell from clothing is usually dry and does not travel well through air.
He's an architect who creates living spaces, he contends.
