Sentence examples for it will contradict from inspiring English sources

If Stern allows Milicic to compete, it will contradict his stand on age restrictions.

If the union does not take up Milicic's case and bring it to arbitration, it will contradict everything Hunter has been preaching about letting the most talented players play when they are ready, not when they are old enough.

Most shows hit dead ends fairly quickly because they made a decision before and realize that they can't continue because it will contradict the past event.

Honestly, I will contradict myself and say not because there is any special message I take away from it, but because of the characters.

Anything she says she will contradict later on.

And he will never ever say anything that will contradict the official line".

Anyone who has spent that long under the world's hungry spotlight will contradict themselves, and that she has.

There are piles of data, trends and reversals, analyses and dissents and always a chance that a new study will contradict the last.

Nobody will contradict the fact that the EU is a successful peace project, only the timing might be a bit odd.

It is precisely because of the elbow factor that Mr Starr is so eager to hear the agents' testimony.Mr Starr is hoping that the secret servicemen will contradict the president's version of his misty relationship with Miss Lewinsky.

Cunningham dancers constantly say, like Whitman, "Do I contradict myself?/Very well then I contradict myself/(I am large, I contain multitudes)." More curious yet is how two or more dancers will contradict themselves the same way at the same moment.