Sentence examples for contradicted this time from inspiring English sources
Once more the president's remarks were quickly contradicted – this time by the Republican chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, Richard Burr, and his Democrat counterpart, Mark Warner.
Brown's initial contention that there would be no apportioning of blame was also later contradicted, this time by the foreign secretary, David Miliband, although Miliband emphasised that criminal or civil liability would not be established.
While the Times largely agreed with what I have written here on the Huffington Post, several news reports and blogs have contradicted the Times' reporting since the story's publication.
Data from the present study seem to contradict this, as transit times with the specially constructed magnet-PillCam unit did not differ from those obtained with the much smaller magnetic pill.
There are 16 edges predicted by the prior knowledge which contradict the time series expression data or are not found to be robust and are thus not present in the proposed model.
Boone's '98 interview with Miami New Times contradicts this account: "Boone claims they only revealed to police the name of their contact (who was arrested but never went to jail)." Former Simply Saucer manager Gary Pig Gold writes in his Yanovsky obituary that, following Zal's deal with the cops, Rolling Stone "sanctioned" a boycott of the Lovin' Spoonful.
Not even Mr. Crane is contradicting that point this time, even though it seems likely that the show will be the television audience's favorite again next season.
The team did little to contradict the Times's decision.
But the very next day the Associated Press wrote a story that appeared to contradict the Times, headlined, "If Armstrong doped, teammates say they saw nothing".
His accounting of what actually happened contradicted itself time and again".
And his attempt to claim that he had stood up to Rupert Murdoch was contradicted in real time when Murdoch tweeted: "Thanks for 2 mentions, Ed Miliband.
