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A man reading a book to his son in a library.
A man is singing.
contradiction
Singing is different than reading a book.
en
A man reading a book to his son in a library.
A man is reading Moby Dick.
neutral
You can not infer he is reading Moby Dick.
en
A woman working in a bakery is showing the camera the bread they sell.
A woman shows off a new bread they made with an experimental recipe.
neutral
The bread isn't necessarily an experimental recipe.
en
A woman working in a bakery is showing the camera the bread they sell.
A woman displays the goods for sale in the bakery.
entailment
Showing the camera the bread they sell is a way to show displays of goods for sale.
en
A woman working in a bakery is showing the camera the bread they sell.
A man yells at a another who cut him off.
contradiction
He refers to a man rather than a woman.
en
Five children are sitting on a sidewalk in front of a glassed in building, with one child holding a bag of items the other children appear to be interested in.
The criminal children are all in front of the building.
neutral
We cannot assume the children are criminal.
en
Five children are sitting on a sidewalk in front of a glassed in building, with one child holding a bag of items the other children appear to be interested in.
The children are all on the sidewalk in front of the building and one has a bag.
entailment
Children sitting on a sidewalk all on the sidewalk in front of the building. One is said to have a bag.
en
Five children are sitting on a sidewalk in front of a glassed in building, with one child holding a bag of items the other children appear to be interested in.
The kids are all huddling together in the last moments before the apcolypse.
contradiction
The children would not be sitting on a sidewalk holding a bag they are interested in if the kids were also huddling during the last moments before the apocalypse.
en
A person holding a red cup sitting next to a woman wearing a black shirt.
A woman is sitting by someone with a cup.
entailment
"Sitting by " implies "sitting next to"
en
A person holding a red cup sitting next to a woman wearing a black shirt.
The cup has water in it.
neutral
Water is not the only thing a cup can hold
en
A person holding a red cup sitting next to a woman wearing a black shirt.
A person is holding nothing and sitting next to a woman wearing a black shirt.
contradiction
A cup is not nothing
en
A man and a woman sit on a picnic blanket on a field a green grass.
The man and woman are outside.
entailment
Sitting on a picnic blanket on a field of green grass implies that they are outside.
en
A man and a woman sit on a picnic blanket on a field a green grass.
The couple are eating together outdoors.
neutral
You can not infer they are outdoors.
en
A man and a woman sit on a picnic blanket on a field a green grass.
The couple are playing basketball inside the YMCA.
contradiction
Sit is different from playing basketball.
en
A woman with a blue sweater over a red shirt sits on a blanket with a man holding a red cup in front of his face.
A woman and a man are sitting on top of a blanket.
entailment
A woman and man sitting on a blanket are on top of it.
en
A woman with a blue sweater over a red shirt sits on a blanket with a man holding a red cup in front of his face.
Two babies are playing on a rug.
contradiction
He refers to two babies performing an action istead of a woman and man.
en
A woman with a blue sweater over a red shirt sits on a blanket with a man holding a red cup in front of his face.
A woman is handing a man a drink while they are on a picnic.
neutral
Just because they are sitting on a blanket doesn't mean they are on a picnic.
en
Two people are sitting on the ground and one is holding a red plastic cup.
Two people are eating dinner.
contradiction
Two people are either sitting or eating.
en
Two people are sitting on the ground and one is holding a red plastic cup.
Two people are sitting down.
entailment
too sit on the ground, you must be sitting down.
en
Two people are sitting on the ground and one is holding a red plastic cup.
Two people are sitting while one of them drinks beer.
neutral
Holding a cup does not imply drinking beer.
en
Friends enjoying a beautiful day on campus.
Friends are standing outside in the rain.
contradiction
A beautiful day is not rainy.
en
Friends enjoying a beautiful day on campus.
College students are lounging in a grassy field with college buildings in the background.
neutral
Just because they are on campus doesn't mean they are on a grassy field.
en
Friends enjoying a beautiful day on campus.
People are outside at a university on a sunny day.
entailment
A beautiful day is said to mean sunny. A campus is outside.
en
A man sitting at his desk in front of a computer
There is a computer in front of a sitting man.
entailment
A man is in front of his computer; the computer could be considered in front of him.
en
A man sitting at his desk in front of a computer
A man sits in front of a computer screen in his office.
neutral
The man doesn't need to be in his office to be on a computer.
en
A man sitting at his desk in front of a computer
A man sits at his friend's desk in front of a computer.
contradiction
Could be his desk or his friends desk.
en
A woman is walking her bike past a group of people.
A woman is walking her bike.
entailment
Regardless of who she is passing, the woman is walking her bike.
en
A woman is walking her bike past a group of people.
A woman is eating
contradiction
Walking is different than eating.
en
A woman is walking her bike past a group of people.
A woman is walking
neutral
You can not infer she is walking.
en
A shirtless man playing tennis in an fenced-in area.
the man has a shirt on
contradiction
The man could be shirtless or have a shirt on.
en
A shirtless man playing tennis in an fenced-in area.
the man is in a competition
neutral
Playing tennis doesn't mean it has to be a competition.
en
A shirtless man playing tennis in an fenced-in area.
the man has no shirt
entailment
A shirtless man means he has no shirt
en
A dirty man with a beard is chiseling Hebrew characters into stone.
A man is playing with clay
contradiction
Either playing with clay or chiseling into stone. Cannot do both at the same time.
en
A dirty man with a beard is chiseling Hebrew characters into stone.
A man is writing letters in a rock
entailment
Hebrew characters can be only written in a rock
en
A dirty man with a beard is chiseling Hebrew characters into stone.
A man is carving the ten commandments
neutral
Chiseling Hebrew characters does not imply carving the ten commandments.
en
a boy sharing his food with his brother and sisters
Children eating at the table.
neutral
Sharing food does not imply that they are at the table.
en
a boy sharing his food with his brother and sisters
A child sharing their food with their siblings.
entailment
Brother and sisters are siblings.
en
a boy sharing his food with his brother and sisters
Woman cooking hamburgers.
contradiction
The subject is either a woman or a boy and his siblings.
en
A man sitting in a green chair in front of a large window looking out onto a cityscape.
A man has fallen asleep in his chair.
contradiction
Cannot be looking out the window and fallen asleep at the same time.
en
A man sitting in a green chair in front of a large window looking out onto a cityscape.
A man is on the top floor, looking at the city below.
neutral
Sitting does not imply being on the top floor.
en
A man sitting in a green chair in front of a large window looking out onto a cityscape.
A man is looking out a large window.
entailment
A man can view cityscape olny through the window
en
A man with a laptop is sitting near a window with a view of a city below.
The man is alseep in his room.
contradiction
When youre asleep youre not sitting.
en
A man with a laptop is sitting near a window with a view of a city below.
The man has his laptop with him but is looking at the view of the city from his window.
neutral
Sitting does not imply looking.
en
A man with a laptop is sitting near a window with a view of a city below.
While looking at the city below through the window, a man has his laptop with him.
entailment
Only when the man sits near a window he can view the city
en
A man uses his laptop while sitting in front of his window.
The man enjoys sitting by the window when he uses his laptop.
neutral
Sitting does not imply he enjoys it.
en
A man uses his laptop while sitting in front of his window.
A man is working on his computer outside.
entailment
A man uses his laptop implies he is working outside
en
A man uses his laptop while sitting in front of his window.
The man is working on his laptop at a coffee shop.
neutral
Not all windows are in a coffee shop.
en
He is at work overlooking the busy streets below.
The man comtemplates jumping.
contradiction
He is either overlooking or contemplating.
en
He is at work overlooking the busy streets below.
The sniper observes the streets.
neutral
Not everyone at work is a sniper.
en
He is at work overlooking the busy streets below.
The man overlooks the streets below.
entailment
The man overlooks refers to he is overlooking the busy street
en
Two young males weaving fishing nets.
The two men are cooking dinner
contradiction
You cannot weave fishing nets and cook dinner at the same time.
en
Two young males weaving fishing nets.
The two men are brothers
neutral
Not all men are brothers.
en
Two young males weaving fishing nets.
Two males are making nets
entailment
The two males weaving fishing nets refers to making nets
en
A young boy jumps into a pool with outstretched arms.
The young boy is sitting in the cool grass, enjoying a popsicle.
contradiction
Cannot jump into the pool and sit in the cool grass at the same time.
en
A young boy jumps into a pool with outstretched arms.
There is a boy in this picture, and he is outside.
entailment
The boy in this picture refers t the young boy jumps into the pool
en
A young boy jumps into a pool with outstretched arms.
The boy is visiting his cousins, who have their own swimming pool that he wants to enjoy.
neutral
A boy jumping into a pool does not imply that it is his cousins own pool, that he is visiting, or that he wants to enjoy the pool.
en
Many people are riding bicycles through a downtown area.
The people are racing on their bicycles.
neutral
Many people riding bicycles are not necessarily racing.
en
Many people are riding bicycles through a downtown area.
The downtown are is crowded with people and bicycles.
entailment
Downtown are is crowded with people and bicycles is a rephrasing of people are riding bicycles through a downtown .
en
Many people are riding bicycles through a downtown area.
There downtown area was empty of people.
contradiction
There either are many people or it is empty of people downtown. It cannot be both.
en
A group of people running a bicycle race past a red building.
Three people run past a red building
neutral
Not all groups consist of three.
en
A group of people running a bicycle race past a red building.
Only one person races by a building
contradiction
A group of people is more than one person.
en
A group of people running a bicycle race past a red building.
A bunch of people run past a building
entailment
A bunch of people run implies the bicycle race
en
Dozens of bicyclists are crossing the street.
The cyclists are outdoors.
entailment
The bicyclist can only use outdoors
en
Dozens of bicyclists are crossing the street.
The cyclists are on rollerskates.
contradiction
The cyclists cannot being crossing street as well as rollerskate.
en
Dozens of bicyclists are crossing the street.
The cyclists are racing.
neutral
Crossing does not imply racing.
en
A large group of cyclists ride down a city street.
The cyclists drive their cars down the road.
contradiction
City street is different than road.
en
A large group of cyclists ride down a city street.
The street is empty, save for the bikes.
neutral
You can not infer it's for the bikes.
en
A large group of cyclists ride down a city street.
People are riding bikes outside.
entailment
People rising bikes are a group of cyclists.
en
A man in a brown coat and green tie walks on a street.
The man is asleep.
contradiction
A man wear coat and green tie when asleep.
en
A man in a brown coat and green tie walks on a street.
The man is going to a meeting.
neutral
You can not infer he is going to a meeting.
en
A man in a brown coat and green tie walks on a street.
A man has on clothes.
entailment
A man in a brown coat and green tie implies the man is on clothes.
en
Older man in a suit, tie, and overcoat, walks through the street.
A man walks down the street naked.
contradiction
One cannot be naked and be wearing a suit tie and overcoat.
en
Older man in a suit, tie, and overcoat, walks through the street.
An older man walks to the unemployment office.
neutral
Walking through the street does not imply he is going to the unemployment office.
en
Older man in a suit, tie, and overcoat, walks through the street.
A man in a suit walks to work.
entailment
Only the older man in a suit,tie and overcoat can walk to work
en
A man in a blue jacket sweeps the ground.
The broom left a trail of dust on the sidewalk.
neutral
Sweeping the ground does not imply a trail of dust was left on the sidewalk.
en
A man in a blue jacket sweeps the ground.
A man with no shirt swept the ground.
contradiction
The man cannot be wearing a blue jacket and no shirt.
en
A man in a blue jacket sweeps the ground.
There is a man outside.
entailment
If a man sweeps the ground, then he is outside.
en
Four scuba divers with red and black fins standing on a wooden surface next to the water.
The divers are all men.
neutral
Not all scuba divers are necessarily be men.
en
Four scuba divers with red and black fins standing on a wooden surface next to the water.
The divers are near the water.
entailment
Next to the water is rephrased as near the water.
en
Four scuba divers with red and black fins standing on a wooden surface next to the water.
The divers are sitting in a classroom.
contradiction
People who are sitting are not standing. A classroom would not be next to the water.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
A group of friends are going scuba diving.
neutral
Not all individuals are friends.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
A group of men in scuba gear are preparing to go into the water.
entailment
Four people is a group. If they are at the water's edge wearing diving gear, then they are preparing to go into the water.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
The four individuals are all expert divers.
neutral
Although they are wearing diving gear, it does not imply they are expert divers.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
People are outside.
entailment
People is a shorter term to describe four individuals. If people are at the water's edge, then they are outside.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
A group of 7 dogs are standing together at the waters edge.
contradiction
Refers to four individuals then refers to 7 dogs.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
The four individuals will get wet.
entailment
If people are at the water's edge wearing diving gear, then they will get wet.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
People are at home.
contradiction
One cannot be at home and also standing at the waters edge.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
There are four people standing near the waters edge.
entailment
People is a synonym for individuals.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
4 individuals are digging in the sand.
contradiction
The people cannot be standing and digging.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
The four individuals are ready to sacrifice themselves to Triton, the god of the sea.
contradiction
The four people cannot be standing and then also sacrificing themselves.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
People are about to go diving.
neutral
Although they are wearing diving gear, it does not imply they are about to go diving.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
4 men are at the waters edge with fishing spears in their hands.
neutral
All individuals are not men. Wearing diving gear does not imply they have fishing spears in their hands.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
A group of individuals are standing outdoors.
entailment
A group is a shorter term to describe four individuals. If they are at the water's edge, then they are outdoors.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
A group of 2 men and 2 woman are standing together at the waters edge.
neutral
Not all individuals are 2 women and 2 men.
en
There are four individuals standing together in a line at the waters edge wearing black diving gear with red and black flippers.
Four people are eating at a restaraunt.
contradiction
One cannot be standing at the water and also eating at a restaurant.
en
Sunglasses wearing young white boy is standing in a field of white flowers and holding a soccer ball.
There is a boy standing in the sunshine.
entailment
If a boy is wearing sunglasses, then he is in the sunshine.
en
Sunglasses wearing young white boy is standing in a field of white flowers and holding a soccer ball.
A boy is playing soccer indoors.
contradiction
The boy cannot stand and hold the ball and be playing soccer.
en
Sunglasses wearing young white boy is standing in a field of white flowers and holding a soccer ball.
There is a male Caucasian child among plants.
entailment
A white boy is another word for a male Caucasian. If he is standing in flowers, then he is among plants.
en
Sunglasses wearing young white boy is standing in a field of white flowers and holding a soccer ball.
A boy is sleeping.
contradiction
One cannot be standing and holding a ball and sleeping.
en
Sunglasses wearing young white boy is standing in a field of white flowers and holding a soccer ball.
A boy is wearing sunglasses.
entailment
"A boy is wearing sunglasses" is a restatement of a sunglasses wearing boy.
en