Significados de contradict other en inglés

Facts seemingly contradict facts, well-founded theories contradict other theories as well founded.

The result, though, is that odd data points can easily appear to contradict other statistics.

One thing that ideas do is to contradict other ideas and keep us from believing them.

William James said that one of the privileges of a philosopher was to contradict other philosophers.

The well-bred contradict other people.

But, to be then satisfactory, it must not contradict other realities outside of it which claim also to be preserved.

The EIA report appears to contradict other recent government data that suggest the U.S. economy is on the road to recovery.

He thrived on debate and was untroubled by consistency -quoting Oscar Wilde: "The well-bredcontradict other people, the wise contradict themselves."

It is known as our ability to utter all sorts of propositions which don't contradict other propositions that are true of the real tigers.

I concluded that the hymn and the text could not really contradict other; that there must be something like the sea in heaven, after all.

This was indeed rare with Caspar Goodwood, though he often contradicted others.

I'm sure many of my comments contradict others I've made in the past.

This account, however, contradicts other information police collected.

He said they didn't stand up to scrutiny, and that one boy's evidence not only contradicted other complainants, but himself.

The Feilding farmer accused of murder has contradicted other witnesses' evidence about how he thought Scott Guy had been killed.

There is also no comprehensive list (yet) of the affected titles, and some reports of outed titles contradict others.