I can contradict myself, though.
The pursuite of niceness and the worship of success can complement one another as easily as they can contradict.
Mahdi added, "No one can contradict you when you say Mam Jalal is a historic figure in Iraq".
"You can contradict somebody in front of someone who is lower ranking and cause the person to lose face.
In Indonesia's murky political system, regulations often emerge out of the blue, and can contradict existing ones.
As the committee put it, what emerges in courts enables the media to "corroborate allegations of wrongdoing" or can "contradict assurances or denials".
From: Paul Campaign Just a reminder: Don't forget to let us know what you decide, so our team can contradict it immediately after.
A mistake can contradict your view of yourself as an effective worker, creating cognitive dissonance, said Carol Tavris, a social psychologist and co-author of "Mistakes Were Made (but Not by Me)." You think, "On this dimension where I pride myself on my abilities, I screwed up?
Performance data can contradict opinion data.
Article 3 of the Afghani constitution states that nothing Afghani can contradict Islam.
