Sentence examples for contradict the notion from inspiring English sources

But the practical lessons of digital preservation contradict the notion that bits are eternal.

They sharply contradict the notion that they rely on Mr. Assad's government for protection.

The findings contradict the notion of the school bully as maladjusted or aggressive by nature.

This seems to me correct, even if it may contradict the notion that no great breakthrough took place.

The numbers for the game Sunday seem to contradict the notion that the Olympics are a too-costly sacrifice for his league.

"I wanted to contradict the notion that modernism is uncomfortable and uninviting, and prove that it can go hand-in-hand with comfort," Mr. Ascalon said.

Sandy Alderson, the Mets' general manager, contradicted the notion that the payroll will be below $100 million.

Surely that contradicts the notion that the Earth's climate is warming up?Not necessarily, for two reasons.

But again Harper contradicts the notion that forced evictions were universal; many Scottish landlords lamented the draining of their workforces.

This contradicts the notion that the Bible is of sacred inspiration, but I find it wholly convincing.

Police claimed they have evidence that Ms Steenkamp arrived at her boyfriend's house on Wednesday evening, contradicting the notion that she surprised him during the night.