Sentence examples for to disputing from inspiring English sources
verb
To contend in argument; to argue against something maintained, upheld, or claimed, by another.
Early in his career, David Hume devoted a chapter in "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding" (1748) to disputing miracles.
For Mr. Blum, the lawsuit crowns a two-decade-long devotion to disputing race-based laws, forged during an unsuccessful Congressional campaign in a Houston district that he later proved was unconstitutionally engineered along racial lines.
Gerri Detweiler, a credit expert with Credit.com who supports the bill, said, "Consumers have more rights when it comes to disputing a $10 credit card charge than they do a $1,000 medical bill".
Yet Ms Yamatani has form when it comes to disputing the historical basis of the practice of wartime sex slavery.Many reasonable people worry that a new hate-speech law, improperly drafted, could harm freedom of expression.
That would be hard to dispute.
Mr. Chalian seemed to dispute that interpretation.
Jones continues to dispute the finding.
The impact is hard to dispute.
That would be difficult to dispute.
