Sentence examples for contradicted house from inspiring English sources

contradicted House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Sunday, saying that Congress has found no evidence that President Barack Obama or anyone at the White House had participated in a cover-up involving the Fast and Furious scandal.

This lack of basic amenities, from water to power, totally contradicts American housing standards, de la Rosa pointed out.

Neighbors also said Fordham's plans to build luxury housing contradicted Robert Moses' original plans for the site.

The house quickly contradicted him.

Try as he might to pretend that the story ends there, Mr. Moore stands contradicted by his own house.

Responding to questions about whether house demolitions contradicted counterinsurgency strategy, Col. Hans E. Bush, a press aide speaking on behalf of General Petraeus, said the steps had been taken to safeguard the local residents.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, Barney said Giddings's speech had "directly undermined what the archbishop elect had said" and contradicted "the views of the house of bishops as a whole".

In an earlier hearing, a crucial prosecution witness who claims to have seen the couple near the house that night repeatedly contradicted himself.

That contradicts both Turnbull's "house prices smashed" argument and Labor's housing affordability claims.

George Osborne flatly denied on Sunday that a housing bubble is forming, only to be contradicted hours later by one of his Tory predecessors.

The new construction data contradicted the notion among some builders and economists that the housing market has recently shown signs of bottoming out.