The England international's claim that talks have yet to begin contradicts that of Wenger, who stated that Arsenal had "started very early with him" about extending his stay at the club as Walcott "is very quick on the pitch, but off the pitch not always".
I began to contradict him, but he held his hand up to stop me.
On the stand, Mr. Dixon, who described himself as a "hard learner" who could barely read, began to contradict his own testimony.
More and more independent information that I received pointed to the fact that I'd been mislead – and on a few comical occasions the liar's new lies even began to contradict his previous ones.
This is, indeed, the destination that Kinsley seems to want to arrive at, but he begins by contradicting himself.
Though they both initially denied any payments had ever been made, they — and a host of Trump staffers — began to contradict one another about who knew what, when they knew it, and at whose behest the payments were ultimately made.
But some NGOs, in their desire to boost income, have begun to contradict their founding principles.
His stories begin to contradict and blur, an effect as beautiful and bewildering as gazing through a kaleidoscope.
That leads, he said, to trouble and tedium when a director drones on with a long barrage of suggestions, speaking for so long that he inevitably begins to contradict himself.
There was no single moment today at which Mr Murdoch blundered or departed from the line he has previously held on this point.There is, however, every sign that senior News International figures are beginning to contradict one another.
In fact, in some cases the decision to begin implementation contradicted the recommendation from the readiness grid.
