Sentence examples for contradictory proof from inspiring English sources

His fall came in 2011, when his many sexts and sub-belt selfies came to light, and the more he denied it, the more women came forward bearing their damning, nocturnally emitted contradictory proof.

These meta-analyses often yield convincing, contradictory or no proof of effectiveness.

Better yet, given any pair of contradictory propositions, all proofs of one were more convincing than any proof of the other.

Stach states that Bloch had a son, but there is not solid proof but contradictory evidence that Kafka was the father.

A refutation, Aristotle says, is "a proof of the contradictory" (SR 6, 168a37)—a proof of the proposition which is the contradictory of the thesis maintained by the answerer.

For a refutation is the proof of the contradictory of a given thesis, so that either one or two proofs of the contradictory constitute a refutation.

Critics on the left and right seized on Mr. Kerry's comments as proof of two contradictory theories about the president's threatened strike: that it would be a slippery slope to another American war in the Middle East; or that it was a token gesture that would do nothing to alter the deadly stalemate between the Syrian government and the rebels.

If then, fallacious proofs of the contradictory of a thesis depend on their appearing to refute, it is clear that the considerations on which both proofs of false conclusions and an apparent refutation depend must be the same in number.

If some of its manifestations appeared contradictory, that could be regarded as proof of its vitality.

The element of comedy there never got in the way of the wounded humanity, and it was proof that Clarkson could handle contradictory impulses – another impediment to playing monolithic lead parts.

This was proof, his lawyers said, of the contradictory nature of Italy's immigration policy.