Sentence examples for not contradicting from inspiring English sources

Naturally, being rational requires not contradicting oneself, but there is no self-contradiction in the maxim "I will make lying promises when it achieves something I want".

But Mr. Summers, in an e-mail after the interview, said he was not contradicting Mr. Obama, who has vowed to let tax cuts for the wealthy expire.

"The report raises concerns about food and worker safety," he said, asking how that could be construed as not contradicting what the department was saying.

We will then explore questions about the epistemology and metaphysics of genuine or licit moral authority, which is at least partly a matter of issuing, and not contradicting, independently valid moral requirements.

Mr. Zoellick said that the United States, which today set in motion steps that could lead to restrictions on steel imports, was not contradicting the wider free trade message it is promoting in China and other developing countries.

Rudd later insisted she was not contradicting the government position on walking away with no deal, highlighting Theresa May's Florence speech that said the UK's proposal on security cooperation was unconditional.

She dares not contradict him.

Carter does not contradict him.

"It will not contradict with Islamic religion".

Flattered, they did not contradict her.

Mr. Nadelmann did not contradict him.