Sentence examples for contradict current from inspiring English sources
Polina Gagarina sings A Million Voices, a gorgeous song with lyrics that fit this year's theme but that some may feel contradict current Russian policies.
The press often selectively eliminates stories which expose flaws in American policy reasoning and stories which contradict current policy positions, Chomsky asserted.
His drawings of what he thought ought to be the shape of things to come are straight from his own imagination and offer what the exhibition's organizer, Carol Willis, calls in the brochure "his grandiose vision of urban utopia," one that may contradict current concepts of desirable city living but are no less inspiring and beautiful.
We again note here that the results of this experiment contradict current theoretical understanding of how the MAPK pathway functions in the presence and absence of scaffolds.
On the other hand, the negative finding with SLC1 seems to contradict current evidence.
We have identified that the obstetricians and midwives in Viet Nam have certain beliefs about the reasons and consequences of performing an episiotomy that contradict current research evidence.
So one thing I haven't seen pointed out is that this directly contradicts current GOP doctrine.
"Neither I nor President Medvedev will do anything that contradicts current law in Russia or the country's Constitution".
That approach completely contradicts current fashion wisdom that for the modern dresser, the lines between work, weekend and going-out clothes are becoming ever more blurred.
Our results marginally support theridiid monophyly, although the phylogenetic structure of the outgroup is unstable and largely contradicts current phylogenetic hypotheses based on morphological data.
Syria's western-backed opposition has suffered a blow, commented the influential Palestinian journalist Abdel-Bari Atwan, since Johnson's call for "doing business" with Bashar al-Assad contradicts current British policy that the president must step down.
