Sentence examples for arises to contradict from inspiring English sources

The dominant notes of the Decameron are this realism and cheer and disorderliness, but, whatever you say about the book, something else arises to contradict you.

The question naturally arises, to what purpose?

One apparent difficulty for this reconstruction arises from its appearing to contradict Tractatus 3.24, which clearly suggests that if the complex entity A were not to exist, the proposition "F[A]" would be false, rather than, as the argument requires, without truth value.

A fragmented market arose to supply them.

That statement, however, appeared to contradict the accounts of Thommy Salcedo and Mr. Martiris, who said the loans began before age questions arose.

But if the signals appeared to contradict the predictions there is a large dog on your sofa (you do not own a dog)—prediction-error signals arose, and the brain did its best to figure out, as quickly as possible, what was going on.

Several failed to contradict him.

To contradict cold-war propaganda was worse.

It was a claim impossible to contradict.

Supreme Court justices hate to contradict themselves.

Strong enough to contradict Mr. Vietor?