Sentence examples for going to contradict from inspiring English sources

He says she's on a business trip, who's going to contradict him?

I am now going to contradict what I just wrote.

I can go back to the 14th century and decide that every killing that happened in Timbuktu was an honour killing, and who's going to contradict me?

She says she didn't, and I'm not going to contradict her, but it does make you wonder... .. Hannity guest Brigitte Gabriel: "President Obama was born into the Islamic faith.

10 26 PM Rachel: Uh, oh - Chuck Norris dissing old people....not a good idea in Florida! 10 27 PM Huckabee gets a good line off this one - he's not going to contradict Chuck Norris because Chuck Norris was standing beside him.

It is best to own up and I am not going to contradict you about doing wrong in the first place, because when you are looking online for help you've probably already done it.

And consequently, today's column is going to somewhat contradict what I said last week.

They just needed to know that as a union employee, I wasn't going to publicly contradict the union's line.

Okay, here are some pointers that are going to totally contradict most of the last steps, but for your first time and when you're nervous, don't think of anything.

So he's going to have to contradict himself here if he's trying to turn superdelegates who've already pledged to Hillary (who's winning the popular vote).

"Am I going to sit here and contradict her?" Cimber also denied claims that women were harassed by other men working on the show.