Sentence examples for utterly contradict from inspiring English sources

The Morning Joe program helpfully put together a mashup video of just a few of the things he said in Monday's speech that utterly contradict what he's said about the subjects in the past, which is pretty amusing to watch.

Often in his work, a person, after doing something that you think you understand, does something that utterly contradicts that.

"This utterly contradicts the initial attempts of the US government to minimize the attack as 'collateral damage'.

He had a languid elegance that utterly contradicted the gloomy pessimism that is an essential part of the Czech national identity.

Its publication and transformation into a movie starring Robert Duvall are covered in the first quarter of the book, and they make for engrossing reading because the real-life Santini's shifting response to his son's public vivisection of him both conforms to and utterly contradicts what you'd expect.

The media circus is ridiculous, trying to make out that he is seething rage machine when his record utterly contradicts this notion.

The current status quo utterly contradicts the concept of family values as a political priority.

This utterly contradicts the initial attempts of the US government to minimize the attack as 'collateral damage.' There can be no justification for this abhorrent attack on our hospital that resulted in the deaths of MSF staff as they worked and patients as they lay in their beds".

This utterly contradicts the findings in the Dutch child and adolescent gender identity service, where two thirds of adolescent SR applicants did not have psychiatric comorbidity [ 27].

For instance, although the reports from an investigation can seem utterly convincing, a doctor, and even the department's own expert witnesses, can often convincingly contradict them.

You were underprivileged!" Before I could correct her, I felt robbed of a response: to contradict her fantasy of privilege and struggle would be to challenge her reality, utterly.