Sentence examples similar to contradict a declaration from inspiring English sources

This admission -- contradicting an earlier declaration by Senator Hatch that his staff had been cleared of culpability -- came on the same day that the Senate police announced that they were hiring a counterespionage expert to investigate the theft.

Experts said the latest remarks appear to contradict a speech by Stephen Biegun, the U.S. envoy to North Korea, at Stanford in January, when he said he hoped the two sides could move "simultaneously and in parallel," through a road map of "concrete deliverables," negotiations and declarations.

Our results contradict a very intuitive idea.

I was forced to flatly contradict an officer.

They also contradict the 2001 Declaration of Commitment on H.I.V./AIDS and the 2006 Political Declaration on H.I.V./AIDS, both of which have been signed by the Russian Federation.

That contradicts a 2007 National Intelligence Estimate.

Emotional eating contradicts a balanced diet.

Thanks to his Sloan contacts, he can always find a top-flight medical opinion to contradict the declarations of Damon's surgeons.

That seems to contradict Trump's declaration that "many lawyers and law firms want to represent me" for "fame and fortune".

declaration-specifier---a declaration specifier; not evaluated.

Since the referendum, Mr. Puigdemont had been squeezed in a tightening vise of his own creation, and seemed at times to contradict his own declarations as he squirmed for a way out.