He also rightly contends that subject matter was essential to her art.
Mr. Pollan rightly contends that health care reform will be ineffective unless the country's increasing obesity problem is addressed.
The way she sprinted clear of the pack again made some wonder what she might do tried in open company, but connections rightly contend she has now established a unique niche in Festival history.
Sicha rightly contends that "artificial" is an inappropriate pejorative for the film, and I agree: movies are artifices, and many of the most highly confected are also among the most beautiful and illuminating.
To some that kind of reverie is as worthy of scorn as situationist Guy Debord championing the Roma as fork‑tongued rebels, rhetorical refuseniks whose dialects helped them avoid capture by straight society: "The Gypsies rightly contend that one is never obliged to speak the truth except in one's own language; in the enemy's language the lie must reign".
Without names, the Bureau rightly contends, we can't even begin the discussion about the viability or success of drone strikes.
(14) They rightly contend that what is important is the finest food prepared using the best available ingredients and using the most appropriate methods (which naturally includes the use of "new" ingredients, for example, gelling agents such as gellan or carageenan, and processes, such as vacuum distillation, etc).
On another, Zemeckis contends, rightly, that it makes for a pleasingly reflective version of the story.
They contend, rightly or wrongly, that these regulations will have no effect on the level of gun violence and thus restrict autonomy unnecessarily.
Los Angeles schools Superintendent John Deasy weighed in on behalf of a lawsuit against the state, contending rightly that students were unconstitutionally assigned to do-nothing classes instead of the academic courses they needed.
