Sentence examples for really disputed from inspiring English sources

"Well, Jim hasn't really disputed that," she said, glancing at her husband.

Polls have closed in parts of two states — Indiana and Kentucky — that aren't really disputed, at least not in the Presidential election.

Those facts are not really disputed, nor is the principle that humans owe the orcas now in captivity a good life.

After the protracted wrestle between the two Houses on the subject of proportional representation and the alternative vote, the great measure of enfranchisement and reform of which these formed almost the only really disputed issues yesterday passed both Houses and received the Royal assent.

The essential story of the game isn't really disputed.

"I have no better idea than you what will happen with the next administration, but I don't think that the need for and the value of programs like this are really disputed by anybody.

The government does not really dispute any of this.

Nobody can really dispute that things are going pretty well".

But few really dispute the health consequences of secondhand smoke anymore.

Nobody really disputes that, but what effects exactly, and through what mechanisms?

For the most part, nobody is really disputing that these plays were indeed offside.