Sentence examples for only contradicting from inspiring English sources

The schools are not only contradicting what our parents have told us, they're contradicting themselves.

"It not only contradicts Afghan laws, it contradicts the international principles of freedom of speech".

Nevertheless, it cannot be said that theology and the history of religions only contradict one another.

He not only contradicted himself, over and over again, but vehemently resisted any attempt to clarify his ideas.

Our inability to tolerate Islam not only contradicts our western values; it could also become a major security risk.

The flesh-and-blood reality not only contradicts much of his fictional take, it flips the enduring conventional wisdom.

Extended too far beyond their practical usefulness, copyrights not only contradict their original intent; they also wall creators off from the sources of their inventiveness.

This theory would explain also why some of the traditions mentioned in the Tosefta not only contradict the Mishna but sometimes make the Tosefta inconsistent with itself.

Bloggers and political Web sites not only contradict government-tailored newscasts, they also offer an alternate, unscripted reality — live, via cellphone camera and Skype.

"The planned increase in employer contributions not only contradicts the coalition treaty but also the most recent promises of the coalition parties not to raise labor costs further," he said in a statement.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 New 9/11 Study Disputes Report on Communications An analysis of a tape of firefighter communications at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 conducted by officials at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey not only contradicts the city's version of what went wrong, but also raises questions about the thoroughness of city investigations.