Sentence examples for is contradicting from inspiring English sources
verb
To speak against; to forbid.
"He is contradicting the popular will of Palestinians".
"The U.S. government is contradicting itself," he said.
Perhaps because, while everyone is busy telling you the new truth, someone close by is contradicting them and saying something that's also true.
Moreover, by inconveniencing and misleading its own customers with unfair pricing and delayed delivery, Amazon is contradicting its own written promise to be 'Earth's most customer-centric company'".
Experience, Professor Reinhardt said, is contradicting the theory that "patients will be more prudent shoppers for health care if they ache financially when they ache physically".
Not even Mr. Crane is contradicting that point this time, even though it seems likely that the show will be the television audience's favorite again next season.
But that belief is contradicted by experience.
"It's an assumption that unfortunately is contradicted by reality".
Simply put, it is contradicted by the evidence.
It is contradicted by the evidence, simply put.
That assertion is contradicted by the letter to the F.C.C.
