Sentence examples for could not contradict from inspiring English sources

One parent asked if he could not contradict what the school said.

David Baldwin could not object to Jimmy's education, because he could not contradict the power that the white woman's skin held in his imagination: He would have refused permission if he dared.

In this letter he had argued that, of course, the Bible was an inspired text, yet two truths could not contradict one another.

Both these philosophers felt themselves entitled to try to fathom the esoteric meanings which the text must be hiding, for they were both convinced, as rationalists, that the texts could not contradict the rational truth.

Campbell denied it, and as journalists weren't going to reveal their sources, MPs couldn't contradict him.

Poor absorption of the HSE pills could confound our results, but would not contradict preclinical in vitro and ex vivo findings.

This observation, which could initially raise some concerns, does not contradict previously reported nucleosome maps where MNase degradation was supposed to only reflect nucleosome positioning [ 10, 11, 43- 50, 59- 61].

Once Taiwanese participation could be achieved on grounds that did not contradict, and perhaps even furthered this goal, Beijing relented.

"The idea of the all-powerful market that could not be contradicted by any rules, by any political intervention" was "a crazy idea," he said.

Her voice had an unflinching anger in it, one that could not be contradicted.

Thus, the monophyly of these groups could not be contradicted, even if some evidence to the contrary existed at the time (for example, as for Nandinia with respect to Viverridae).