Sentence examples for so I contend from inspiring English sources

"So I contend that it is far from scaremongering to use the term Balkanisation to predict what might happen if Scotland were to break from its 300-year-old union," he said.

(What a shame Auric Goldfinger prematurely extinguished that laser beam!) So I contend that there are strains and stains in the mainstream media that we should be rather more embarrassed about sexually than whether Channel 4 has pushed the boundaries too far with Sex Box.

"The death and cutting off of the head of that little girl would be totally irrelevant to those people, so therefore I contend that Clinton and Blair should be arraigned as war criminals".

Even so, I would contend that nowadays, unless you're lucky enough to live within spitting distance of a lot of unusually well-programmed arthouses, it is absolutely essential for any self-respecting cinephile to have access to BitTorrent, eMule and broadband.

As Russell summarizes, "The laws of social dynamics are – so I shall contend – only capable of being stated in terms of power in its various forms" (1938, 15).

They had oxygen, so I would contend that the 'MythBusters' have not busted our myth yet," Levin said.

"I'm definitely disappointed, but it's the first time in a long time I've contended, so I'm happy with the way that I played this week as a whole," said Pressel, who has not won since 2008 and has only one top-10 finish this year.

I would be willing to pay more so I didn't have to contend with people who don't work, have no conception of time or why they're even there".

This led to a slightly rambling, minute-long answer from Cobb in which he said he was thankful that where he is currently living doesn't have a Girl Scout troop, "so I don't have to contend with that feminine aspect of human reality, which is emotional and not logical".

And so they contend with a double bind: fear of failure and fear of success.

But critics could, if they were so inclined, contend that it's an objectively bad book.