In addition, though, I would contend that in many cases, the problem with PlayPump is that it was addressing the wrong problem.
I contended that though Van Morrison doesn't necessarily reach out with banter or facial expression, you often can barely understand what the man is even saying, still -- his voice cries out in such a way that each person is pulled close to his soul.
JON CARAMANICA: No, though I would contend that maybe they're protesting.
Elsewhere in that same episode, as my friend Andrew Ervin noted, is the observation that "A man of genius makes no mistakes; his errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery," though I'll contend that this is Stephen Dedalus's insight and, following Kenner, that it's figured as callow.
Some things just aren't meant to be web services though and I'd contend that STD status confirmation is one of them.
I contend, though, that the teaching itself is an instance of art, an art which you can consider in the same way you might think of the art of writing or painting.
Insurers, though, contend that the providers are slow to file claims and often make billing errors.
School districts, though, contend that paying for private school for students whose parents enrolled them without district consent — and without previous eligibility for special-education services — diverts precious resources from the millions of special-education students served in the public schools.
Rather than looking to established religions, though, McCarthy contends that we need to embrace our natural propensity to take joy in nature.
Though some contend that money does not buy influence, he points to studies that confirm that the government is more responsive to donors' wishes than the voters'.
