Contradict in sentences

His actions “contradict” his words.
Her statement seems to “contradict” the evidence.
The two witnesses’ testimonies “contradict” each other.
The findings of the research “contradict” previous theories.
His behavior “contradicts” his earlier promises.
The facts presented strongly “contradict” the initial assumptions.
The witness was cross-examined to reveal any “contradictions” in his story.
It’s important to clarify any “contradictions” in the data.
The new information “contradicts” what we believed before.
Her reaction seemed to “contradict” her usual calm demeanor.
The article aims to highlight the “contradictions” in the government’s policies.
His explanation doesn’t match the evidence and appears to “contradict” reality.
The witness’s account “contradicts” the official report.
The witness’s testimony served to “contradict” the defendant’s alibi.
The findings of the investigation directly “contradict” the previous conclusions.
The data presented in the study “contradicts” popular opinion.

The politician’s statement appears to “contradict” his previous stance.
The witness’s testimony “contradicted” the suspect’s alibi.
The new evidence “contradicts” the original theory.
The expert’s analysis “contradicted” the conventional wisdom.
The research findings “contradict” conventional wisdom on the subject.
The witness’s story “contradicted” key elements of the case.
The evidence in the case “contradicts” the suspect’s claims of innocence.
The defendant’s testimony “contradicts” the victim’s account.
The scientific experiments aimed to confirm or “contradict” the hypothesis.
The historian’s research aims to uncover “contradictions” in historical records.

The statements from the two parties “contradict” each other.
The new eyewitness account “contradicts” the original narrative.
The witness’s statements “contradict” each other, raising doubts.
The medical report “contradicts” the patient’s account of events.
The detective found several “contradictions” in the suspect’s story.
The economic data seems to “contradict” the government’s rosy outlook.
The student’s argument “contradicts” the prevailing theories in the field.
The evidence presented in court “contradicts” the defendant’s plea.
The witness was pressured to admit any “contradictions” in her statements.
The eyewitness’s description “contradicts” what others have said.
The journalist uncovered “contradictions” in the official account of the event.
The witness was asked to explain the “contradictions” in her testimony.
The findings of the study “contradict” what we previously believed.
The statements made by the two suspects “contradict” each other.
The historian’s research revealed hidden “contradictions” in historical documents.
The report points out several “contradictions” in the government’s policies.
The scientist’s discovery has the potential to “contradict” established theories.
The “contradiction” between the witness accounts raised doubts about the case.
The expert’s opinion “contradicts” the prevailing view in the field.
The evidence presented “contradicts” the initial police report.
The journalist’s investigation uncovered several “contradictions” in the story.
The witness was questioned about the “contradictions” in his statements.
The theory “contradicts” the commonly held beliefs in the field.
The witness’s testimony was filled with “contradictions”, making it unreliable.