Sentence examples for unusually contentious from inspiring English sources
Still, the meeting seemed unusually contentious.
It is not that Mr Derrida's views, or his arguments for them, were unusually contentious.
Yet once you apply it to theatre, the debate becomes unusually contentious".
Success may depend as much on Huawei's unusually contentious history in the United States, however, as any reality of the market.
So one law due to receive the NPC's rubber stamp this month, giving individuals the same legal protection for their property as the state, has proved unusually contentious.
The presentation on Thursday was unusually contentious, both at the hearing in Lower Manhattan and on Twitter; as commissioners fired off questions about the program's credit-card security measures, fans of Square shouted out praises on Twitter.
The withdrawal ends an unusually public and contentious debate that began when the president declared in a televised interview in June that Mr. Bernanke would depart, opening the replacement process to public scrutiny before a nominee was even named.
Just two weeks into what is shaping up to be an unusually long and contentious general election campaign, the advertisements running on both sides neatly crystallize the two sides' strategies thus far.
In their book Without Precedent: The Inside Story of the 9/11 Commission, Chairmen Thomas Kean and Lee Hamilton are unusually candid in admitting that this issue was so sensitive and contentious that they chose the course of least resistance.
The unusually large scale of the industry's commitment to the cause helps explain some of a contentious back-and-forth playing out in recent days between the odd-couple allies over a deal that the White House struck with the industry in June to secure its support.
But in famously contentious Park Slope and in other neighborhoods around the city that are currently weighing school rezoning proposals — there are 14 proposals being considered this year, an unusually large number — passions have been running high.
