Sentence examples for contradicted the notion from inspiring English sources

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

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

She said the prosecutors wished to see all statements the students received from witnesses, whether they supported or contradicted the notion of Mr. McKinney's innocence.

They tried to convince their audience that the fossil record actually contradicted the notion of biological change through time.

Sawyer said that it was the time constraint, and contradicted the notion that their conversations were a free-flowing exchange of ideas.

Philippe Dauman, the president and CEO of Viacom, contradicted the notion, saying he did not think "the limited amount of Nick library content on Netflix... has had a significant impact".

These passions took root the instant Darwin dared to postulate a theory that contradicted the notions of both original sin and man's superiority over other creatures.

Putting the principle of political sovereignty above other considerations, Maoist China rejected interventions in foreign countries that supposedly contradicted the notions of non-interference and peaceful co-existence.

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

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

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