Sentence examples for is being contradicted from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric of early intervention is being contradicted by cuts to Sure Start children's centres and youth services, and cuts in financial help for childcare, tax credits, child benefit and so on – the list seems endless.

The Germans, British and French were not raised with a guiding myth that is being contradicted at the end of every month when families routinely find they can't meet their expenses.

Everything you've been taught is being contradicted, so a little discomfort is expected.

Earlier indications that Dropbox was on the path to revenue of $1 billion are being contradicted by the Wall Street Journal, which today reported that the company is on track for sales merely north of $200 million in 2013.

I realized for the first time, my passion for connecting with others on a deeper level, was being contradicted with my phone in a loving centric conducive atmosphere.

That seems to be a talking point that has been retired, perhaps because it's been contradicted so many times directly by the Russian government itself.

But it's been contradicted by the Romney campaign's argument against Chrysler building Jeeps in China rather than in the U.S. "Chrysler has the option of serving the Chinese market.

"Bill O'Reilly's account of a 1982 riot in Argentina is being sharply contradicted by seven other journalists who were his colleagues and were also there at the time," reported CNN's Brian Stelter.

The European Union justice commissioner, Viviane Reding, said that it was "shocking" that assurances given by French ministers in Brussels were being directly contradicted by actions in Paris.

Physical presentation can amplify or contradict what is being said, undercutting sententiousness and adding depth.

Farah overlooks the fact that the reason that report is being cited is because it contradicts WND's subsequent reporting on the birth certificate, and neither Farah nor WND has offered an honest explanation of the chasm between the two -- or why it has refused to acknowedge the existence of that August 23 report in its subsequent reporting.