Sentence examples for plausibly contended from inspiring English sources

Acceding to the request, Judge Rakoff said this week that he would also rule on whether Mr. Picard "plausibly" contended the elements of racketeering, according to a court filing dated Monday.

Historically, you can plausibly contend that the popes were exercising civil authority by the later sixth century, when Pope Gregory the Great (590-604) was forced, thanks to the vacuum of power in Rome, to rally the City's civil forces.

Oral sex is much contended.

"I got duped," she contended.

I contended with powerful men.

So her partisans have contended.

Government, they contended, usually messes things up.

(The monks contended that they were).

The Mets never really contended for Reyes.

"This augments our platform approach," Chestnut contended.

For naturally, Shaftesbury contended, humans are sociable.