Sentence examples for started to contradict from inspiring English sources

When the questioner started to contradict her, saying "you expect the worst here at Wimbledon, where people seem to... ., Williams interrupted him.

The words were barely out of his mouth, and the Mets were already starting to contradict them.

And that's why I was so shocked when my boys started to hit one another -- it contradicted this fact!

As the floodgates started to open to allow Russian athletes to compete, the Guardian also learned the IOC appears to have contradicted its rules on banning a specific country from competing if it has multiple anti-doping violations.

Gilbreath also admitted that he does not know who started the fight, does not have evidence to prove who started the fight and does not have evidence to contradict Zimmerman's statement that Martin started the fight.

When they grow sufficiently rich they, too, will start to reduce their air pollution.All this contradicts the litany.

(Having said I wouldn't name specific women, I've managed to contradict myself right at the start).

Once I begin building and forms start to take shape I can start to see where things are going and either follow that road or attempt to contradict it with something unexpected".

Everyone has a story that seems to contradict the statistics, but this becomes problematic when one starts believing their anecdote invalidates the data.

Since the Centre was introduced in Flanders and started human biomonitoring research in several regions, the Centre was no longer anonymous and not to communicate would be to contradict the guidelines for external communication of the Centre.

Several failed to contradict him.