Sentence examples for contradicting points from inspiring English sources
The participants did not seem to regret the delay, but rather looked for a reason for delay because there are contradicting points: from the one side, they have no time for contacting the health system caused by necessity for work or housekeeping; from the other side, they described binge drinking for several days that interrupted their daily life.
Although the original statement is not present, Herz's refutation characterizes it as a whitewash attempt intended to evade responsibility before contradicting it point by point on the basis of documentary evidence.
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.
Both stagings contradict specific points in Fokine's memoirs.
Though compelling and provocative, Bloom's argument rests on empirically questionable assumptions about the limits of empathy and in some cases, current research outright contradicts his points.
The editors told me all the redactions were made to conceal sources, and that "none of the redacted material contradicts the points made in the story".
I understand that the Washington Post wants to push the fact that the U.S. is still a high per capita emitter, but that doesn't contradict the points that Pruitt made.
Thus, our data (Eltiti et al. 2007) contradict the points raised by Zinelis.
They appeared to simply object to financing research that might contradict their point of view.That's short-sighted.
