Sentence examples for seems to dispute from inspiring English sources
Still, no one seems to dispute the disruptive primacy of squirrels.
Then there is the fact that a green flag was shown, which nobody seems to dispute," added Ecclestone.
No one seems to dispute that diagnosis has improved or that the stigma of therapy has faded.
No one seems to dispute the worthiness of that project, especially in economically distressed Fulton County, where the unemployment rate stood at 9 percent in October.
Still, the Writers Guild granted credit for the new script to the original's screenwriter, Dean Craig, a decision no one seems to dispute.
Across our border, Mexican drug cartels are being armed with advanced weaponry imported from the United States — a reality only the N.R.A. seems to dispute.
Mr. Chalian seemed to dispute that interpretation.
The new test results seem to dispute that analysis.
In fact, North Korea's statement seemed to dispute the sequence of concessions, not the goal.
But he seemed to dispute comments by Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, who said the city could have gotten more money if it handled the sale itself.
Further, neither Einstein nor others seem to dispute the basic point that the purpose of war is or ought to be to achieve peace, as implied by Aristotle, Clausewitz, and others.
