Sentence examples for should contend that from inspiring English sources

"He's saying, We should compete, we should contend — that's always been Mike at his best, when he's kind of the swashbuckler," Kerr said.

Mr. Meacham's article, to be fair, should contend that we all hang our heads in collective shame for this every Fourth of July.

If the maxim should be admitted to be applicable to the case, I should contend that the advantage on that side would not counterbalance the numerous disadvantages on the opposite side.

"This is a team that should contend for the top spot in league," Everhart said.

Few agree on what the government's policy should be, but they generally contend that officials should take a more sanguine view toward market forces.

Some voices in the administration and private groups in the United States have questioned whether the United States should attend, contending that the agenda is unbalanced and incendiary.

The appellants contend that it should be so taken.

Proponents of independence contend that Puerto Rico should be self-governing.

Critics of the utility contend that Con Edison should accept more of the blame.

Both countries contend that South Africa should not be able to use the terms.

Only last year, the Justice Department joined with the American Civil Liberties Union to contend that courts should focus on the conditions, not officials' intent.