Sentence examples for are contradicted from inspiring English sources
verb
To speak against; to forbid.
Don't you think the issues are contradicted?
"His his words are contradicted by his actions.
Many of his points, though, are contradicted by economic evidence.
Both claims are contradicted by virtually every relevant study ever conducted.
Mr. Berman's declarations are contradicted by the U.S. intelligence community's findings.
"[Ichihashi] has repeated irrational, unnatural statements that are contradicted by the evidence.
Unfortunately, his proposals are contradicted by his 20-year performance in the United States Senate.
When is it acceptable to implement policies that are contradicted by science?
Cognitive dissonance, the mental conflict that occurs when beliefs or assumptions are contradicted by new information.
When belief systems are contradicted by facts, the beliefs are rarely renounced.
But, once again, their claims are contradicted by the real-time record.
