Sentence examples for clearly contradicted from inspiring English sources

The greatest scientific innovators -- the physicists -- were producing theories, like relativity, that clearly contradicted it.

"This recommendation is wrong and clearly contradicted by precedent," Mr. Kendall said.

He was also baffled by how Duncan Smith's defence of the benefit cap clearly contradicted other aspects of government policy.

In a letter dated June 7, the PCC said that while the publications said they had sources whose accounts clearly contradicted those of civil servants, they did not produce any evidence that the prime minister himself was involved.

However, after replacing three hydrogens in acetic acid with chlorines to produce a compound with similar properties about 1839, Dumas boldly proposed a "theory of types," based on his and Laurent's previous ideas, which clearly contradicted the electrochemical theory of structure.

In November, Clinton suddenly asserted during a campaign appearance in Iowa that he opposed the invasion of Iraq from the beginning — an aside that he needn't have offered and that clearly contradicted not only his wife's Congressional vote but his own statements in the build-up to the war.

Goulson said: "That clearly contradicts their own study".

He could not understand how the two Cabinet members could so clearly contradict the President.

Mr. Lauder's lawyer, Andrew Frackman, said his own research — which he has shared with Mr. Schoenberg — clearly contradicts the Jorisch assertions.

The description of Alan Schechner's image of himself holding a Diet Coke among the Buchenwald survivors clearly contradicts that rationale.

But sometimes background feels staged: a man drinking from a flask at Grand Central too clearly contradicts Cora's prohibitionist beliefs.