Sentence examples for very dispute from inspiring English sources

In this respect, and as he himself makes clear (see 'The Structure and Content of Truth'), Davidson does not merely reject the specific premises that underlie the realist and anti-realist positions, but views the very dispute between them as essentially misconceived.

The issues were fought out in rivalry for the mind of the Prophet, the authority of which was the sole agreement in the very disputing of it.

The notion of ontological commitment, introduced to help resolve disputes in ontology, becomes hostage to those very disputes.

When I think of that discussion that there's been with that German doctor, he's done loads of operations, and he's very disputed, and in Norway they wouldn't approve it.

After McCarthy's April op-ed was published, Kluger responded with an open letter disputing McCarthy's very own disputes, saying: "You are either floridly, loudly, uninformedly antivaccine or you are the most grievously misunderstood celebrity of the modern era".

Last year, she had a very public dispute with Spotify, and pulled her music from their site.

It was a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most people would regard as trivial".

Eddie Smith, a cotton producer in Floydada, Tex., and the chairman of the National Cotton Council of America, called the agreement "a positive development in this very long dispute".

The very public dispute marks the first trouble that Mr. Bloomberg has had with a municipal union since he was elected in November with little support from labor.

As someone who's left the academy, meets a payroll, lives pretty much in the here and now, I very much dispute the notion that academics cannot function freely and be accountable at the same time.

Mr. Gibson and Ms. Grigorieva have now squared off in the family law corner of Los Angeles County Superior Court, a semi-private forum that is being asked to settle a very public dispute.