Sentence examples for because it contradicts first from inspiring English sources

The revised timing is significant because it contradicts first reports that the attackers were involved in the mooring operation, or had infiltrated it and, having blended in, did not appear suspicious.

Or consider Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the US; it was again attacked by Republicans as well as Democrats because it contradicts America's founding purpose, to be a haven from religious persecution, a purpose encapsulated in the constitution's first amendment guaranteeing the "free exercise" of religion.

I was skeptical, too, if only because it contradicts a previous holiday column of mine.

Writer worries about this because it contradicts the theories scientists have held since Darwin's time.

Moda's love offering is doubly pleasing because it contradicts the coolly stylish surroundings.

So perhaps people sometimes react to criticism of a brand simply because it contradicts their own feelings towards it.

Lin's success is delicious, partly because it contradicts so many cultural prejudices about Asian-American athletes.

"[Evolution is not a science] because it contradicts biblical revelation". John C. Whitcomb, Jr., 2008.

That finding is controversial because it contradicts the longstanding policy of the FFWCC and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which have argued that forests are the key for panther survival.

"For Pope Francis, it's embarrassing because it contradicts his call not to judge homosexuals.

This is surprising, because it contradicts previous results in maltreatment research.