Sentence examples for I cannot contradict from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I cannot contradict" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing an inability to oppose or disagree with a statement or opinion. Example: "While I appreciate your perspective, I cannot contradict the evidence presented in the report."
The spiced pilau rice, sag paneer and tarka daal took the edge off the wine's very attractive cherry/plum richness (which Aldi suggests has "a suspicion of sloe bitterness", a metaphor I cannot contradict or improve on).
I often quote John Paul II, when he said [of evolution] that "truth cannot contradict truth".
It has hobbled the work of prosecutors by requiring them to disprove a shooter's claim of self-defense when a slain victim cannot contradict that claim.
Any method cannot contradict this basic truth.
On the contrary: they are both directed towards truth, and therefore they cannot contradict each other.
Thoughts can be true or false, justified or not, where sensa have no such duality: they are felt or not felt, but cannot contradict each other.
"Mr. Trump's repeated lies cannot contradict stubborn facts".
If "all truth is God's truth," these two books, when properly understood, cannot contradict each other.
So I know that I contradict myself when I say: A Russian cannot simply forgive and forget.
Galileo argued that God has written two books -- the Book of Nature and the Book of Scripture -- and that these two books do not, because they cannot, contradict.
"As a Russian and an Orthodox Christian I cannot support a decision which not only contradicts Russia's international obligations but can lead to a fratricidal war," he announced in a separate interview.
