Sentence examples for direct contradictions from inspiring English sources

The FBI has recommended no charges against Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, even though agents did find direct contradictions, misleading claims and falsehoods in assertions made by Clinton and her campaign about her use of a private email server while secretary of state.

Central to active logic are special rules controlling the inheritance of beliefs in general (and of beliefs about the current time in particular), very tight controls on what can be derived from direct contradictions (P&¬P), and mechanisms allowing an agent to represent and reason about its own beliefs and past reasoning.

It's using elements of the context and finding either direct contradictions based on your knowledge, or apparent ones based on what you know about probability, like the probability that you can find a dinosaur bone three feet down in your yard.

Such separation is a direct contradiction of European norms of equality and human rights.

"But that is in direct contradiction to the music; it makes her suicide quite simply improbable".

His refusal to recognize federal lands, for example, is in direct contradiction with the Nevada State Constitution.

Partisan warfare (always successful, as history testifies) acts in direct contradiction of this rule.

Both of these objectives will be sacrificed by this bill in direct contradiction of Coalition policy".

Vasari made it quite clear that Pontormo's development was in direct contradiction to the later ideals of Mannerism.

Aristotle defends the purgative power of tragedy and, in direct contradiction to Plato, makes moral ambiguity the essence of tragedy.

The environmental damage caused by people littering these sites is in direct contradiction to the teachings of Islam.