Sentence examples for would contradict from inspiring English sources

The photographic evidence would contradict that, right?

That would contradict Christie's previous assertions.

"This would contradict all the pre-election rhetoric".

That description would contradict the woman's accounts to the police and in court.

But this would contradict the government's commitment to an open economy.

"I fully expected that that sealed file would contradict some pretty strong accusations," Mr. Bradley said.

Raising their offer above 51 percent would contradict their long-held claims.

These ideas need not be implemented immediately; that would contradict the purposes of stimulus.

"We have nothing that would contradict the intelligence they have so far," he said.

Lincoln's chairwoman, Adrienne Rhone, said both changes would contradict Dr. Barnes's wishes.

That would contradict my own research in Iran's villages over the past 30 years.