Sentence examples for because they contradict from inspiring English sources

He is known for firing people because they contradict his social media exhortations.

Nonetheless, humanitarian interventions are deeply controversial, because they contradict the principle of nonintervention in the domestic affairs of other states.

I italicize the sentences because they contradict Mishra's suggestion that I sounded "almost envious" of my colleagues' suffering.

There are other points on which we have a problem because they contradict, they clash with, the European Council guidelines.

Although the findings may seem self-evident, they took the researchers themselves by surprise because they contradict the prevailing wisdom among professionals and are prompting more research.

His statement, in its entirety, as posted on Tumblr: Personally, it is hard for me to believe the allegations that were announced against my father, because they contradict everything I have come to know about him throughout my life.

Overt expressions of piety, such as women veiling themselves or men wearing turbans, were banned because they contradicted the Western image on which the Turk was modelled.

When first discovered in 1932 the frescoes caused a shock because they contradicted the widespread belief that the ancient Jewish religion forbade figurative art.

Kareem Shora, national executive director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, said he considered the findings a "slap in the face" because they contradicted the claims of American officials.

But mainstream researchers tended to ignore the findings for decades because they contradicted the prevailing scientific theory about how memory works.

Saudi Arabia's interior ministry said it had ordered a ban on the names because they contradicted the religion or the culture of the Kingdom.