Sentence examples for contradict a from inspiring English sources
Sometimes to contradict a superior is enough to be reprimanded.
If the facts contradict a theory it must be changed.
It is hard to contradict a man who simultaneously inspires affection and admiration.
Much as one hates to contradict a lady, the gentleman has a point.
The loss of information from the universe would contradict a basic rule of quantum mechanics.
The conclusions appear to contradict a Justice Department memorandum of Dec. 30, 2004.
To contradict a popular axiom, nostalgia is exactly what it used to be, only more so.
It should not contradict a more general engineering principle and should have some correspondence with "best practice".
"normal" (default) displays it if it is the first in measure, or is needed to contradict a previous accidental, etc.
The remark seemed to contradict a recent speech by Ayatollah Khamenei saying the conditions for such talks were not right.
Mr Nazdratenko's actions also contradict a fondly held foreign belief: that outside investment brings good behaviour by Russian officialdom.
