Sentence examples for contradicting in from inspiring English sources

The vice president said Tuesday that he had not opposed the 2011 raid on a Pakistani compound that killed Osama bin Laden, contradicting in some respects how others in the administration at the time remember the deliberations.

At the September 30th briefing, for example, he responded to one fusillade by saying, "Maybe you guys should huddle, maybe come up with one premise that we'll at least test for one day, rather than contradicting in a certain day multiple premises".

It objected to Ms Power's "interventionist agenda", noting that her "disrespectful opinions" were later endorsed by the state department, "contradicting in tone and in content" earlier statements by Secretary of State John Kerry.

Several contradicting in vitro studies were recently followed by an analysis of the expression of IL-6 and IL-1 in biopsies, tumor homogenates and/or serum.

They have been contradicted in recent days.

Mr. Wiese's version has also been contradicted in testimony.

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Because the Conservative mayor has just contradicted in print one of the core assertions of his party leader.

That was contradicted in the second trial by the claim they stole much of that same oil.

ReTAX receives as input a pre-established taxonomy, and is presented with new items which contradict in some way the original classification.

Almost as quickly as the report surfaced in the Spanish media last week, it was denied, mocked and contradicted in the Belgian and Italian media.