Sentence examples for completely contradicted from inspiring English sources

This sounded like good guidance as well but it completely contradicted the other letter.

However, American officials said things had been different behind the scenes, a view not completely contradicted by Russian negotiators.

The whole idea of anarchy and that they are people who do not want a functioning government is completely contradicted by that".

"Every single incident alleged in the indictment is completely contradicted by documents prepared by police, by the district attorney's office and by doctors," he said after the hearing.

The bad news – and there is some – is that shifting to measuring outcomes will be completely contradicted in practice by the other coalition ambition, "payment by results".

Last December, the BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) published a study demonstrating that half of Oz's recommendations either lacked scientific support or were completely contradicted by publicly available data.

This completely contradicts making budget cuts".

Obviously Jay-Z completely contradicts that".

So completely contradicting the laws of pop stardom, then?

This would be popular, although it would completely contradict the government's public health priorities.

Such action completely contradicts the preservation imperative that museums by definition gladly embrace.