Sentence examples for may have contradicted from inspiring English sources

RYAN LIZZA: Gates is the only person who may have contradicted him publicly.

"I do think [Strauss] may have contradicted himself a little bit, in saying on one hand Kevin won't be playing at all this summer, effectively finishing his England career, but then offering Kevin an advisory role in one-day cricket.

"I do think he may have contradicted himself a little bit, in saying on one hand he won't be playing at all this summer, effectively finishing his England career, but then offering Kevin an advisory role in one-day cricket.

However, an inspection of Prime Minister's Holocaust Commission Report last year suggest he may have contradicted his own directions - which warn against "the poisonous words and passive acceptance of discrimination which marked the beginning of the Holocaust".

The handling of the search — if not the search, itself — may have contradicted the Faculty of Arts and Sciences policy on electronic privacy, and faculty members interviewed said they expected a backlash.

His on-court behavior may have contradicted that claim, but he contended that 21st century young players could still succeed in the sport without becoming a ward of a sun-splashed tennis academy.

Trump may already have contradicted himself under oath.

It may also evaluate the court's powers though the president, Jacob Zuma, and the minister of justice, Jeff Radebe, have contradicted each other on this point.

But recent studies have contradicted those theories.

Previous studies have contradicted one another.

then we have contradicted our initial hypothesis.