Sentence examples for would have contradicted from inspiring English sources

Such an order would have contradicted East German law".

To ask would have contradicted everything he wrote in two hundred and forty-six pages.

When his opponent, Mike Pence, mentioned the "aggression of Russia," Kaine failed to let him unspool an answer that would have contradicted Trump's praise of Vladimir Putin.

Mr. Murdoch has said he was not directly involved in the negotiations over that settlement in 2008, which prevented evidence from becoming public that would have contradicted News International's insistence that hacking was the work of one rogue reporter.

Had that been revealed in court, it would have contradicted News International executives' evidence given to the same House of Commons committee that hacking was limited to one "rogue" reporter, Mr. Goodman, the royal reporter.

Reports of events such as the Trump Tower meeting would have contradicted Trump's claim that he had no Russian ties and fueled concerns that Moscow might have some leverage over the president.

He argues against the idea that Christians should reject their family for an ascetic life, which stems from Luke, contending that Jesus would not have contradicted the precept to "Honour thy Father and thy Mother" (Exodus ), one of the Ten Commandments.

(2) He proves that such interpretations are sometimes necessary, by providing two passages that without such a reading would prove the Buddha to have contradicted himself.

But recent studies have contradicted those theories.

Previous studies have contradicted one another.

Numerous professional organizations have contradicted these claims.