Sentence examples for heatedly disputing from inspiring English sources

Even the seemingly unflappable Guillermo Amor was sent to the stands after heatedly disputing referee Jarred Gillett's interpretation of Perth's controversial second goal.

He didn't play in one of those games, pinch-hit in another and was ejected in yet another after heatedly disputing a called third strike in the first inning.

Hence, even while heatedly disputing their desirability, both camps in the debate believe that plea bargains commonly lead innocents to plead guilty.

Mr. Okada heatedly disputes Wynn's claims.

But administration officials heatedly disputed that interpretation.

Heatedly disputed, it climbed to £4.56 million, very far above the high estimate.

The results of the first two were heatedly disputed and then changed by politicians.

But he heatedly disputed the claim that his national security policies had damaged America's moral standing in the world.

And Israeli negotiators are talking about postponing any final Palestinian declaration of independence for several years more, as discussions continue on security issues, the repatriation of refugees, and the heatedly disputed "final status" of Jerusalem.

Mr. Daley has heatedly disputed the notion that the new company is poised to make big profits that the city should have earned by keeping the meters in public hands.

The case that barred state inmates from receiving the advantage of new Supreme Court decisions in their federal habeas corpus cases was a heatedly disputed 5-to-4 decision, Teague v. Lane, from 1989.