Sentence examples for is rather contentious from inspiring English sources

I do agree that the homology of LivH with Tim23 is rather contentious, although the authors might have used a more thorough analysis than pairwise sequence similarity analysis using Blast.

It's a rather contentious point.

It's always rather contentious during tough times".

I couldn't help but think this contentious coat was rather fabulous, from a straightforward fashion point of view.

Many items which we excluded due to low communality (h < 0.40) seem to be rather unspecific and were not contentious.

So far, the subjects of the freestyle raps are rather innocuous and do not cover contentious topics of wide concern among urban youth, like prejudice, AIDS, crime and drugs.

The president's irate message - over a contentious environmental policy - was rather embarrassingly visible on the other side.

But attribution, particularly regarding old-master paintings, is a curious business (there are plenty of rather contentious Rembrandts) and about as difficult as it should be to justify paying vast sums public money to an aristocrat in order to "save for the nation" a painting, however marvelous, that most of the nation will never see.

1.04pm: Amy is beneath the line answering questions FilipFilop gets us started with a rather contentious claim: "I'm sure other writers have favoured teams, but you always come across as Mrs Arsenal.

The comments made by Romney, Gingrich and Santorum are intriguing in that Romney had rather contentious relations with Fox News just some months ago.

But that was humorous rather than contentious, and we amused more than a few taxi drivers, artists, and people in the street with our quasi-fluent Spanish.