Sentence examples for contradicts a from inspiring English sources

That contradicts a 2007 National Intelligence Estimate.

Preventing media from acting as 'watchdog of public interest' contradicts a fundamental principle of democracy.

The report contradicts a conclusion reached recently by Malaysia's chief law officer.

I was skeptical, too, if only because it contradicts a previous holiday column of mine.

The study contradicts a long-standing view of intelligence as fixed.

The interest in such an encounter contradicts a White House coolness to the idea as recently as last weekend.

The London data contradicts a number of recent house price surveys, which show a cooling in the capital's property market.

The finding contradicts a much larger Danish study which appeared in the British Medical Journal in March.

The statement contradicts a Pakistani claim, made on Sept. 21, that Pakistani security forces had released Mr. Baradar in a bid to bolster the faltering peace effort.

It is more difficult to testify because of the potential that the defendant will say something that contradicts a previous statement, opening up the defendant to cross-examination.

And it contradicts a common perception that the generation of young Americans who have grown up in the Internet age blithely share their personal details.