Sentence examples for precisely contradict from inspiring English sources
Ashcroft's letter did not precisely contradict his representation to Senator Feinstein — it left room for some regulation of firearms.
David Golove, a New York University law professor who specializes in executive power issues, said that while the language used by Mr. McCain in his answers six months ago was imprecise, the recent statement by Mr. Holtz-Eakin "seems to contradict precisely what he said earlier".
The newly published multimedia document spells out precisely how the recordings contradicted the accounts of the senior officials.
And that is precisely the problem in trying to divine subtexts that contradict the evidence of the musical surface: they are slippery.
It contradicts Trump's understanding of the world precisely because political institutions work differently than business, especially the sort of twentieth-century family-owned business that has shaped Trump's understanding of norms.
For some, it is precisely this association that should be questioned since it contradicts the increasing fluidity of the relations between individuals and polities in a globalized world.
Michael Ray Wisely brings a robust and disarming coarseness to Schmitz, whose rough edges are contradicted by his appreciation of fine wines, exotic cheeses and precisely boiled eggs.
Chivers, perhaps precisely because her investigations are incisive and her thinking so relentless, sometimes seemed on the verge of contradicting her own provisional conclusions.
