Sentence examples for contradicted one another from inspiring English sources
Their opinions differed wildly and even contradicted one another's takes on what went down.
AFGHANISTAN -- The U.S. and its British allies contradicted one another in progress reports on their Afghan military operation.
Previous studies have contradicted one another.
The stories of the four men contradicted one another.
Provocative opinion pieces were encouraged, even if they contradicted one another.
He added that laws enacted through referendums often contradicted one another or were struck down in court.
The canonical gospels contradict one another on that front.
However, it is disappointing in that the first 2 chapters contradict one another on the occurrence of person-to-person transmission of influenza virus A (H5N1), and the chapter on SARS in China could have been improved with more rigorous editing.
For months now, the same administration whose members once prided themselves on never contradicting one another in public has been riven by conflicting pronouncements.
They don't contradict one another, these two facts: on the contrary, they are as complementary as two shoes from a pair.
But Gerald Shargel, a lawyer for Mr. Pelosi, described the prosecution's case as largely circumstantial, and based on witnesses who had made statements contradicting one another.
