uncontentiously

Its opening sentence, "Life is difficult", introduced a tome which argued, uncontentiously and sensibly, that human experience was trying and imperfectible, and that only self-discipline, delaying gratification, acceptance that one's actions have consequences, and a determined attempt at spiritual growth could make sense of it.

BatesLine: October 2005 Archives 2005

Its opening sentence, "Life is difficult", introduced a tome which argued, uncontentiously and sensibly, that human experience was trying and imperfectible, and that only self-discipline, delaying gratification, acceptance that one's actions have consequences, and a determined attempt at spiritual growth could make sense of it.

De mortuis nil nisi bonum - BatesLine 2005

But "social" still means something-arguably more now than some decades back when a role for the public sector was uncontentiously conceded by all sides.

The New York Review of Books 2009

“living together as uncontentiously as milk with water and looking at one another with kind eyes.”

Buddha Armstrong, Karen, 1944- 2001