Sentence examples for which he contends from inspiring English sources
During the off-season, my father would play cassettes of old games, which, he contends, acted like a sedative.
And yet the objection with which he contends is not how to make it smarter but whether anyone should bother.
John Tepper Marlin sued New Line Cinema on Thursday to block release of the film, which he contends defames him.
The next step, which he contends is crucial in fighting terrorists is to replicate that performance among departments nationwide.
He recently compared one-way streets -- which he contends are dangerous to cyclists because they encourage vehicles to speed -- to Nazism.
In either case, he says, you can go into "stealth mode" — which, he contends, will easily result in creating something that nobody wants.
It began dogging Sergio García several years ago, continuing at every major in which he contended without winning.
He then listed a number of issues on which he contended that Mr. Romney had performed backflips to cater to conservative Republican voters.
A few days after Eight Belles's death, Squires wrote an article in which he contended that breeders needed to try to reverse the breeding trend.
The Mail also ran an article by Stephen Glover in which he contended that "if the Guardian hoped to discredit [the prince] it has signally failed".
Instead, the jury awarded Mr. Gundlach and his co-defendants $66.7 million in damages related to a countersuit he filed against TCW, in which he contended that he was owed millions of dollars in fees for the funds he ran.
