Sentence examples for view contradicted from inspiring English sources

This view contradicted Lamarck's theory of acquired characteristics, which was a prevalent theory of heredity of the time.

It's a somewhat archaic view contradicted by the fact that many married couples choose not to have children, and many children are born outside marriage.

This happens to be a view contradicted by all the evidence, but more to the point, what on earth would make anyone think that it's a workable political strategy?

(The report also assumes high gas prices, which favour nuclear, a view contradicted by the IEA's official forecast of a medium-term reduction in gas prices).But there's plenty of scope for argument about the economics of nuclear power generation, because they are so sensitive to assumptions about the cost of power from other sources.

But Pruitt himself likely doesn't care, as he's publicly voiced doubt that carbon dioxide is driving climate change, a view contradicted by the scientific consensus.

Their view contradicts a central point in a report released Jan . 10concerning emergency planning at the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Westchester County.

This view contradicts what is often expressed in these pages, most recently by my compatriot Naomi Klein in her criticisms of green groups.

Second, the process view contradicts the Boethian concept of eternity as a non-temporal viewpoint on temporal events.

Nathan and others' findings show that the commonly held symbol precedence view contradicts how students learn (Koedinger and Nathan 2004).

But, of course, Frege's view and Kant's view contradict each other only if they have the same conception of logic.

Nevertheless, this point of view contradicts what was Reynolds et al. (2004) exposed in their study by showing that people in full or part-time work are more likely to set up their own firms than the unemployed or those employed in other categories or work.