Sentence examples for contradicts at from inspiring English sources

Abrams admission contradicts at least one report about the "Star Trek Into Darkness" marketing campaign.

He makes a very clear statement at the beginning of the film which he then contradicts at the end.

This finding corresponds to at least one prior report (Munné et al., 2004) but contradicts at least one other report (Magli et al., 2007), suggesting the need for further research.

So overall, epidemiological data obtained from adolescent girls and young women, point at an alternative pathogenesis model, not observed with traditionally defined STDs, this is, while the evidence corroborates on the one hand the sexual nature of BV, it clearly also contradicts at least to some extent a traditional infectious disease-like route of disease acquisition.

That claim is expected to be contradicted at court by a statement from a former Macedonian government minister.

Those statements seem contradicted at several points in the 120 pages of investigative interviews and documents that Attorney General McLaughlin released on Wednesday.

But video footage of the incident provided to Rankin's team by court deputies appears to contradict at least part of her account, according to a court source who was not authorized to speak to the media.

It's a chant they must have uttered thousands of times over the decades, a fervent wish now contradicted – at least materially – by the casket passing in front of their eyes.

The Germans, British and French were not raised with a guiding myth that is being contradicted at the end of every month when families routinely find they can't meet their expenses.

And progress on one front is still contradicted at times by behaviour on the other.

Others say that even if the new finding is correct, it may not contradict at least some of the benefits Wagers and others reported, says molecular biologist Se-Jin Lee of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, who studies myostatin.