Sentence examples for or dispute from inspiring English sources

Other texts portray disputation as a competitive, argumentative activity, a kind of public debate or dispute.

There won't be any vinegar, any controversy or dispute......

There was, however, one fact that no one could embroider or dispute, least of all Piaf.

But he sounds loth to boycott the election or dispute its legitimacy.

It is hard to say whether Mr. James wants to prove Hogan's point or dispute it.

But many of its points directly challenge or dispute the government line.

Can they detect, or dispute, any of the benefits of aeration on white wine?

"Toil" derives from Old French, meaning argument or dispute, fight and struggle.

One worry is that Fatah fighters may sabotage or dispute the outcome, especially if Hamas looks like doing too well.

I don't think anyone will defend Saddam Hussein's competency as the leader of Iraq or dispute his incredible cruelty.

"Whenever you have a Pakistani and an Indian doing something together, there is a political discussion or dispute".