Sentence examples for we contradict from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we contradict ourselves publicly too.

"With Words To The Blind we contradict it.

The third puzzle (Sophist 238d 239c) shows that we contradict ourselves even trying to state the puzzles.

We preach the importance of diversity, yet we contradict ourselves when we expect all students to be engaged with science, and of course realistically we do not.

In fact, the more we try to speak of ourselves as self-made men, the more we contradict ourselves.

What Gates is saying is that here we find the truest and most awful thing about ourselves, that we contradict our interests in the service of our needs.

It was ridiculous the way we contradicted ourselves.

While proposing the role of Akt in downregulating Hsp70 by Resveratrol in K562 cells we contradicted the observation of induction of stress response by 17AAG, a drug that is also known to lower Akt levels (Fig. 4A) by virtue of its action on Hsp90.

Discussing the new film in an interview, Mr. Shawn said with characteristic understatement, "Nobody is going to say, 'Oh, they're repeating themselves.' " Artistic confederates for some four decades ("We're like a husband and wife; we constantly contradict how we met and fell in love," Mr. Gregory said), the men turned their attention to Ibsen about 14 years ago.

"I hope we can contradict the prevailing view in some quarters that Congress has lost interest in this issue," he said.

Instead we will contradict every one of your statements by means of our actions.