Sentence examples for violently contested from inspiring English sources
Every aspect of Kirkuk's history is now violently contested.
It is one of the most violently contested pieces of real estate in history.
SLUBICE, Poland — As of 12 01 a.m. on Friday, the border between Poland and Germany, one of the most violently contested frontiers on earth, is being thrown open.
Like other American anthropologists of her generation, she was interested in epistemology; she wanted to examine knowledge as a social construct, strongly connected to time, place, politics, and identity, and she wanted to do it in a culture where the status of common knowledge was being contested, even violently contested.
Because Kenya is such a bellwether country on the continent, what happens here in the next few weeks may determine whether the years of tenuous power-sharing and political reconciliation — a model used after violently contested elections in Zimbabwe as well — have ultimately paid off.
A Goat's Song is an angry, elegiac, tumultuous novel, shot though with the particular tensions of the north of Ireland, but also the tension between the Catholic and Protestant imaginations, and the sense of psychological distance between the Republic and the violently contested state on the other side of the Irish border.
Over the course of his tenure at Old Trafford, English football has changed utterly, from a clumsily contested, sometimes violently followed, national game into a global industry, in which Manchester United is the most recognised brand.
"The Workers Partyy and Dilma have contested the whole thing very vehemently and violently, though the whole process has had the approval and the accompaniment by the Supreme Court".
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
