Sentence examples for totally contradicts from inspiring English sources

Finally, the most surprising result shown in Fig. 7 (a, b) is the total lack of value – 0%% – given to the QR codes, which totally contradicts our initial assumptions about their usefulness.

"This totally contradicts proven historical facts," Asfour said.

That totally contradicts every presumption since the GS Chappell hat of the late 1970s was designed.

This totally contradicts the red book of the Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela, which proposes socialism through participatory democracy.

"[The truth] totally contradicts the amalgam that these biographers make between the real life of a writer and his writing," she said.

It totally contradicts the spirit of pluralism and coexistence which Yemen has known," the GCC, a group made up of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, was quoted as saying.

Without totally contradicting himself.

"They totally contradict each other!" he said.

Their recollections totally contradict the story told by Andy Coulson to the Commons media, culture and sport select committee.

In Israel it is very interesting how many people can function while working for organisations that totally contradict their personal beliefs.

If a writer makes a statement that is partly qualified or totally contradicted in another article, the contributions of both writers must be scrutinized by the editorial staff, whose job it is to effect some kind of eventual agreement.