Sentence examples for will be contradicting from inspiring English sources

McConnell argued in a Senate floor speech that if Obama makes good on his plans, the president will be contradicting himself and ignoring the will of the people.

They say that the future will be a tough time to be a Malawian witch doctor because when everyone in the world has access to digital information, the witch doctors' authority will be contradicted.

Leonard Levine, one of Sharper's attorneys in Los Angeles, said Thursday evening that "much of the information in those reports will be contradicted by other evidence and the truth of the statements has yet to be tested in court".

The frontier is where research is actually done, where scientists produce new data and concepts, most of which will eventually be contradicted or forgotten and will never make it to the core.

So if you're planning to claim that Obama has never confiscated anyone's guns, you will likely be contradicted, and the person who argues with you will be pedantic, but also correct.

He couldn't stand to be contradicted.

Mahathir does not like to be contradicted.

Again, this statement cannot be contradicted.

"He is contradicting the popular will of Palestinians".

They're contradicting themselves".

"Now it's contradicting itself.