Sentence examples for original contentions about from inspiring English sources

But Floyd Abrams, the First Amendment lawyer who represented CBS in the case, said the settlement preserved the network's original contentions about the public nature of the speech.

Again, he provides no source for this claim (and fails to explain where his original contentions came from), so it's not easy to address.

But perhaps the most relevant piece of information about Bill Galston's original contention that mandatory voting would reduce polarization is a new paper by Anthony Fowler at Harvard.

Sebastian Smee's collection of long essays about artistic friendships springs from his interesting – surely not entirely original – contention that when it comes to inspiration, finding oneself in competition with a brilliant rival may be every bit as important as being, say, in possession of a beautiful muse.

Respondent's original contention was that his exposure to PCBs, furans, and dioxins contributed to his cancer.

Ms. McLaughlin's not terribly original contention in "Helen," which is directed by the playwright Tony Kushner, is that it's not easy having a face that launches ships.

Thus the original contention is just wrong.

Yet here we have a company considering exactly that: so what does that do to the original contention?

"We found no evidence to support the original contention," says UCSF genetic epidemiologist Neil Risch, the study's lead author.

These results fully support our original contention.

Third, the de novo appearance of genomic insertions supports our original contention that cryptic sequence templates drive some of these changes.