Sentence examples for managed to contradict from inspiring English sources
The common explanation of Moore's absurdity is that the speaker has managed to contradict himself without uttering a contradiction.
(Having said I wouldn't name specific women, I've managed to contradict myself right at the start).
In 1999, however, he managed to contradict ailing health to make what is likely his last film.
Speaking to the news media hours later, Ward did not speak to the comments specifically -- but managed to backtrack, contradict himself and drag Aaron Rodgers into it in 39 bouncy seconds.
At the Madrid news conference, the three men largely managed to avoid contradicting each other, though their appearance showed that changes designed to streamline the EU have — in the short term — simply produced an extra president.
Sarah Palin, Phil Robertson, and others have managed to successfully "brand" their faith as rural, homophobic, racist, ignorant, and intolerant of anyone who tries to contradict their interpretation of their faith.
While some praised the fact that Afghan security forces had managed to stop the attack, all spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid contradicting the Afghan government.
Somehow, though, NGC 3621 has managed to remain bulgeless, suggesting it never experienced a major galactic merger and thereby contradicting the idea that spirals grow by gobbling their lesser neighbors.
The game actually managed to fit in an original story that didn't interfere, or worse contradict the existing series plotlines.
Unfortunately, the assertions of activists like Donna Lopiano are often contradicted by the facts of collegiate athletics -- facts that The Times somehow managed to report but not fully comprehend.
