Sentence examples for big contradict from inspiring English sources

Among the dictates: "Think big," "Contradict yourself constantly," "No Guilt," "Do not be afraid of anything," "Say very little," and "Know that if you didn't choose to be an artist — You would have certainly entertained world domination or mass murder or sainthood".

Insofar as the Big Bang contradicted Engels's declaration that the universe must be infinite in space and time, Fang's paper was tantamount to heresy".

Many councils said existing universal services had played a big part, contradicting the government's portrayal of the TFP as the sole reason for families no longer being troubled.

This goal explicitly contradicts big tobacco's public position, presented to the government, that there was a need to assess how the measure had been received in Australia, where unbranded packs were introduced last year, before a decision was made on whether it should be copied in the UK.

"It's too big," Vemich instantly contradicted him.

But the fluctuations often contradict the big picture.

Contrary to Mr. Lerner's claim, therefore, the "simple mathematics" he cites rests upon, rather than contradicts the Big Bang model.

"Most funds want big exits but this contradicts what most European entrepreneurs want," he says.

It's not as complicated as you might imagine: all it would take is a single observation of any phenomenon that contradicted the Big Bang's predictions.

One of the biggest surprises - contradicting fiction from Lord Byron to Bernard Cornwell - is that the Duchess's ball, from which Wellington at last exited to fight, wasn't held in the Hôtel de Ville or anywhere else gilt and highceilinged, but in a scruffy annex to her non-luxury ex-commercial premises.

The fact that you say that some prem 3 teams are going to pick up bigger wins completely contradicts your argument.