Sentence examples for that the contention from inspiring English sources

At a meeting of French feminists over the weekend near Paris, many of those gathered said that the contention that the maid was a liar changed nothing.

A spokesman for the department, Patrick Crimmins, said that the contention that boys might have been sexually abused was preliminary and that no conclusions had been drawn.

Dr. Postol added that the contention at that news conference by Lt. Gen. Ronald T. Kadish of the Air Force, director of the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization at the Pentagon, that the decoy to be used on Friday was "representative" of the expected decoy threat was also false.

Despite a document written by Goldman , Sachsthat said the "family and Goldman , Sachsstood united in not wanting to put the company in play," Robert Taubman, chief executive of Taubman Centers, said during a deposition that the contention was not true.

The object of this contention -- fat, slovenly, perpetually soused sexagenarian knight-turned-highway-robber, tavern lout and misleader of youth, most particularly of the crown prince, Hal, in Shakespeare's two "Henry IV" plays -- is generally regarded as one of the great characters in all literature, so it's not surprising that the contention over portraying him should arouse such passion.

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Those who oppose abortion have a vested interest in arguing that it's commonplace, because that supports the contention that getting an abortion is too easy.

There is no data that supports the contention that bankruptcy changes being contemplated in Congress would do either.

Overall, the authors provide a series of compelling experiments that support the contention that the target of metformin is Complex I NADH dehydrogenase.

That was the contention of many of us at the time.

That was the contention of Potash's management at the time, but it wasn't obvious.