Sentence examples for so contradicting from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to represent such experiences in these terms in part no doubt because any attribution of a phenomenological content to an experience is likely to imply a subject-object structure (to imply some account of how something seemed to the subject of the experience), so contradicting the purported, non-dualistic content of an introvertive mystical experience.

The fact that the GSMN indicated that both S. lividans strains should not be able to grow on fatty acids as sole carbon source, so contradicting the literature, suggests an alternative pathway to the glyoxylate shunt exists in S. lividans and it is likely that the hypothesized ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway fulfils this role.

Robin Waterfield thinks that Gibran's basic problem may have been a feeling of hypocrisy, in that his life so contradicted his pose as a holy man.

But what's interesting is that this has to be rediscovered again and again, as though it so contradicts the dominant narratives around both ageing and sex that we somehow can't believe it.

This evolution takes time, notes evolutionary linguist Marieke Schouwstra of the University of Edinburgh, and so "contradicts certain views of the emergence of language".

Employees of two independent pharmacies were happy to no longer sell cigarettes because doing so contradicted the pharmacy's focus on health.

Concatenation and MP-EST on the AA gene trees resolved the clade as (turtles, birds, crocodiles)) (i.e., birds and crocodiles were considered sister taxa, consistent with the earlier studies) while MP-EST on the NT data produced (birds, turtles,crocodiles)), and so contradicted the previous studies.

Notably, \(h\) entails \(h^*\) by plain instantiation, and so contradicts \(\neg h^*\).

If so, why does their lack of tact so contradict the manner of the last prophet who, through kindness, won the hearts of the rigid Meccans?

So completely contradicting the laws of pop stardom, then?

Earlier this month Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, argued that unpaid internships were promoting a crisis of social mobility, in doing so apparently contradicting the views of the coalition's Conservative prime minister David Cameron.