Sentence examples for they contradict from inspiring English sources

But in another sense they contradict them.

They "contradict everything that I understand to be a trusting co-operation between friendly partners".

"We condemn these remarks," he said, adding that they "contradict the Olympic Charter".

All the same, critics of Mr. Putin say they contradict the promises of reform.

Although they contradict each other, "I like them both," Dr. Stevenson said.

Inevitably, the two volumes overlap to some extent; occasionally, they contradict each other.

They contradict the ideals that all Americans are meant to regard as sacred.

In arguing that "religion's power" has "continued to increase," they contradict considerable evidence to the contrary.

Nonetheless, humanitarian interventions are deeply controversial, because they contradict the principle of nonintervention in the domestic affairs of other states.

I'm usually skeptical of these soft-science factoids, especially when they contradict what I want to believe about myself.

They seem to represent a deviation of prices from fundamental values and they contradict basic economic theory.