contradicted造句

His account contradicted itself.

But he always contradicted her.

No one contradicted the old man.

He contradicted the manager at the meeting.

His testimony contradicted that of the preceding witness.

I think this certainly contradicted the stereotyping with siblings.

They created a social, supportive work environment that contradicted The Times.

He said he cared for his health but his actions contradicted his words.

I don't want a change! I want Swiss cheese. Why am I always being contradicted?

The Master said, "Once I talked with Hui all day; he never contradicted me, as if stupid."

The government claimed that they were shot and killed after being questioned, but her argument contradicted this.

On the natural view and human nature view, the ideal aspect and realistic sight are separated and contradicted .

Peter Waterman contradicted himself finally as he said that no number of exams will make you popular or successful in the music world.

The feuds of anthropologists normally begin when someone's grand theory of our lineage is contradicted by the unearthing of a few stone or bones.

In fact, their beliefs contradicted their lifestyles so much that many of them were plagued by anxiety, which drove them even further to stick to their beliefs.

Because the Soviets kept details secret, Moscowand the Western press contradicted each other with pronouncements that left theworld mystified about the actual developments at Chernobyl.

Popper, who intensely disliked being contradicted, even by a fundamental principle of nature, relented only after Einstein convinced him in the summer of 1935 that his experiment was flawed.

Never mind that it contradicted his policy that office-holders under formal suspicion should resign; Mr Fini does not want an election before the voters are familiar with his new party.

Patrice Evra has contradicted his Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson by insisting that it was the players to blame for the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal, not the referee.