Sentence examples for that was contradicted from inspiring English sources
The first case stems from his and Ms. Beatty's sworn denials during the 2007 whistle-blowers' trial that they had an affair, testimony that was contradicted by text messages from Ms. Beatty's city-issued pager.
As the Pentagon Papers later showed, that was contradicted as early as May 1964 by the estimates and recommendations of virtually all of Johnson's own civilian and military advisers.
ImClone executives later went on to tell investors and the press that the reason for the rejection was a lack of documentation that could be easily remedied, a contention that was contradicted when the F.D.A.'s letter to the company was leaked.
Asked about the arms sales on the floor of the legistlature, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed that "we will honour the contracts" and noted that his political opponents across the aisle had also supported the deal, before repeating the claim that was contradicted by his minister just minutes earlier — "you cannot cancel a contract retroactively".
In general, early development is believed to be an indicator of good developmental ability in bovine in vitro embryo production [ 32- 34], a concept that was contradicted by the final blastocyst rate in this study since the SH group had the lowest blastocyst rate on day 8.
That was contradicted in the second trial by the claim they stole much of that same oil.
"[Ichihashi] has repeated irrational, unnatural statements that are contradicted by the evidence.
Instead, it contains information that is contradicted by documents previously found by Unscom.
Summing up all the risks mathematically yields a result that is contradicted by actual operating experience, he said.
He told Congress many things about the prosecutors' firings that were contradicted by his top aides and by documents.
He says Hispanics resent the suggestion that immigrants are more prone to criminality, an allegation that is contradicted by the vast majority of academic studies and statistics.
