Sentence examples for outright contradicted from inspiring English sources

To complicate things further, a state's statutes and its relevant case law often seem to oppose one another in matters regarding surrogacy, meaning that what is written has been bent, stretched or outright contradicted in actual practice.

What's needed beyond a gap in knowledge, Berlyne argued, is incongruity and surprise: something that seems to outright contradict what we already know, or to be otherwise extremely novel.

But this is where I have to outright contradict him.

On Tuesday, it was reported that the Bahrain Stock Exchange was seeking clarification on the position of the club  after GFH Capital's parent company, Bahrain-based GFH, had declared its intention to sell the club outright, thus contradicting the statement from GFH Capital.

Corneille contradicted Aristotle outright.

Nor has it gotten the speaker on the same page as his mercurial president Trump has contradicted Ryan on policies like healthcare and outright ignored him on trade.

Their proponents often cite numerous examples of evidence in support of their ideas, but rarely acknowledge the often far bigger body of evidence that contradicts them outright.

The agency itself would no longer defend torture outright because that would contradict the Obama White House's position on the unacceptability of torture.

"I cannot begin to understand the pathologist's certainty that cannabis killed Gemma Moss, but neither do I wish to contradict him outright," Nutt wrote on the blog of his Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs.

Again, Bush contradicted himself.

Sometimes, certain vaccines are contradicted.