Sentence examples for contradicting of from inspiring English sources

It cannot have been easy for Moody to say these things, partly because of the implications for the regime of his former World Cup-winning team-mate Johnson, partly because it required a total contradicting of the self-serving stream of euphemisms pouring from the lips of his team-mates.

Fear of contradicting a tale of Soviet heroism amid Nazi atrocities.

How does she reconcile these two contradicting aspects of her personality?

It's a wildly contradicting series of actions, emotions, and intentions.

However, his version of events contradicts aspects of the accounts given by some other eyewitnesses, including Dorian Johnson.

On Tuesday, the Times reported a version of events that contradicted several of Trump's boasts.

Some of these results "contradicted some of [Prof. Grants'] views".

The exact nature of her involvement is unclear – her own account contradicts that of others.

The influence of fin interval distance on the four targets contradicts that of the fin height.

This contradicts claims of untrammelled presidential authority.

But hard statistics contradict some of the good cheer.