Sentence examples for contradicted head-on from inspiring English sources

Key evidence given to the Chilcot inquiry by Labour ministers about the run-up to the invasion of Iraq was contradicted head-on by a top French government official at the Hay festival today.

Contradicting head-on Lord Goldsmith's advice that the invasion was lawful, Bingham stated: "It was not plain that Iraq had failed to comply in a manner justifying resort to force and there were no strong factual grounds or hard evidence to show that it had".

This combination would eventually whip countless young Japanese into a murderous xenophobic frenzy and foster rapacious colonial aggression.It also led Japan into a head-on collision with the United States, since colonialism directly contradicted America's reasons for sending Commodore Perry.

It may turn out to be yet another head-on collision between false stories told by some police officers in criminal court cases and documentary evidence that directly contradicts them.

Confronting it head-on stung.

Head-on&Overt = head-on and overtaking.

Face the problem head-on.

Tackle your weaknesses head-on.

Avoid taking photos head-on.

Face the connection head-on.

Twice he contradicted officials on this point.