Sentence examples for contradicts in from inspiring English sources

In 1616, an Inquisitorial commission unanimously declared heliocentrism to be "foolish and absurd in philosophy, and formally heretical since it explicitly contradicts in many places the sense of Holy Scripture".

They have been contradicted in recent days.

Mr. Wiese's version has also been contradicted in testimony.

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That was contradicted in the second trial by the claim they stole much of that same oil.

Almost as quickly as the report surfaced in the Spanish media last week, it was denied, mocked and contradicted in the Belgian and Italian media.

Mr. Ross said he saw "no calibration" in Mr. Obama's stance, which he said "does not contradict in any way, shape or form what our policy has historically been".

One of them, contradicted in Sergeant Turetzky's testimony, was Mr. Wiese's account that Mr. Volpe discarded the stick before he left the bathroom.

If the committee continues to refer to the Department of Justice people whose testimony was contradicted in the Mitchell report — like Tejada — Clemens could be next.

The bad news – and there is some – is that shifting to measuring outcomes will be completely contradicted in practice by the other coalition ambition, "payment by results".

It also suggested a desire to avoid creating intellectual hierarchies (also contradicted, in typical post-structuralist form, by raising post-structuralism itself to a privileged pinnacle).