Sentence examples for hate to contradict from inspiring English sources

Supreme Court justices hate to contradict themselves.

He did not mean that in a good way, and while I hate to contradict an artist's assessment of his own work — Mr. Kassovitz blames 20th Century Fox for compromising his political and metaphysical vision — a purely violent and stupid film might have been kind of fun.

Though as I write this, it occurs to me, maybe there is a role for you to play: I hate to contradict myself, but hey, it happens.

Much as one hates to contradict a lady, the gentleman has a point.

One hates to contradict the great McEnroe, but maybe it was always the second seed who posed the greatest threat to Federer here, even though Wimbledon is played not on paper, but on Nadal's least-favoured surface, grass.

Alfred Blumstein, the former director of the National Consortium of Violence Research and a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, told VICE News that he "hates to contradict Bratton," but copycats are a plausible explanation.

Several failed to contradict him.

To contradict cold-war propaganda was worse.

It was a claim impossible to contradict.

Strong enough to contradict Mr. Vietor?

But evidence seems to contradict that.