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A group of people stand on a grassy field.
A group of people are sitting in the bleachers
contradiction
People who stand on a grassy field cannot also be sitting in the bleachers at the same time as that's two different actions being performed on two different surfaces.
en
A group of people stand on a grassy field.
People are enjoying the outdoor weather
neutral
The people many not be enjoying the outdoor weather.
en
Men in uniform work together.
Uniformed men work.
entailment
Uniformed men are working together.
en
Men in uniform work together.
Men in beach clothes work by themselves at the park.
contradiction
The men can't be in uniform and in beach clothes simultaneously. The men can't work together and work by themselves simultaneously.
en
Men in uniform work together.
Uniformed men work together outside.
neutral
Not all uniformed men work outside.
en
An elderly woman places carrots into a casserole.
An elderly woman puts beets into a casserole
contradiction
Carrots are a different vegetable from beets.
en
An elderly woman places carrots into a casserole.
An elderly woman puts carrots into a casserole
entailment
places carrots means puts carrots
en
An elderly woman places carrots into a casserole.
An elderly woman slices carrots for a casserole
neutral
Just because the woman places carrots into the casseroles does not mean that she slices them.
en
A man in a gray vehicle feeding sheep.
The man is outside.
entailment
A man can only be in a vehicle outside.
en
A man in a gray vehicle feeding sheep.
The man is riding a horse.
contradiction
The man can't be riding a gray vehicle and riding a horse simultaneously.
en
A man in a gray vehicle feeding sheep.
The man is a sheperd in Scotland.
neutral
A man in a gray vehicle feeding sheep is not necessarily a sheperd or in Scotland
en
Three men are grouped around the back of a car with its tailgate out, two of the men clothed in yellow uniforms and one in blue.
Three men are grouped around the back of a car.
entailment
The men are grouped behind a car if it's tailgate is out.
en
Three men are grouped around the back of a car with its tailgate out, two of the men clothed in yellow uniforms and one in blue.
Three men are grouped around the back of a car laughing.
neutral
Three men grouped around a back of a car are not always laughing.
en
Three men are grouped around the back of a car with its tailgate out, two of the men clothed in yellow uniforms and one in blue.
Three men are swimming in a lake.
contradiction
The men can't be grouped around the back of a car and swimming in a lake simultaneously.
en
Three men, two wearing yellow suits, are looking in the back of a car.
Two salesmen at work.
neutral
Not all men are wearing suits are salesmen. The men are not necessarily at work.
en
Three men, two wearing yellow suits, are looking in the back of a car.
Three men looking at a car.
entailment
if three men are looking in a car, they are looking at a car.
en
Three men, two wearing yellow suits, are looking in the back of a car.
Three men breaking into a car.
contradiction
The three men can't be looking into the back of the car and breaking into a car simultaneously.
en
Emergency personnel looking into the back of a car.
Emergency personnel are looking for a child in a car.
neutral
The personnel are not necessarily looking for a child.
en
Emergency personnel looking into the back of a car.
People are looking in a car.
entailment
Emergency personnel are people. They are looking in a car.
en
Emergency personnel looking into the back of a car.
Emergency personnel are eating.
contradiction
The people can't be looking into the bar of a car and eating simultaneously.
en
Some firefighters check a vehicle.
Firefighters are checking a car.
entailment
A vehicle can be a car.
en
Some firefighters check a vehicle.
Firefighters are rescuing a cat from the tree.
contradiction
The firefighters can't be checking a vehicle and rescuing a cat from the tree simultaneously.
en
Some firefighters check a vehicle.
Firefighters are looking for a cat in the car.
neutral
The firefighters are not necessarily looking for a cat, they could be looking for anything.
en
A man in a kitchen is frying breaded food in a cast iron pan.
The food is greasy.
neutral
Not all fried food is greasy.
en
A man in a kitchen is frying breaded food in a cast iron pan.
Got some oceanfront property in Arizona.
contradiction
The man can't be frying food and getting some oceanfront property simultaneously.
en
A man in a kitchen is frying breaded food in a cast iron pan.
A man cooks.
entailment
Frying food is a form of cooking.
en
A woman in colorful garb with her back to the camera and cloth on her hear.
A woman is in colorful garb.
neutral
I can't disprove this, the woman is in colourful garb.
en
A woman in colorful garb with her back to the camera and cloth on her hear.
A woman has her back to the camera.
entailment
woman in colorful garb with her back to the camera is same as woman has her back to the camera.
en
A woman in colorful garb with her back to the camera and cloth on her hear.
A nun is praying.
contradiction
The nun doesn't wear colorful garb.
en
A woman in colorful native attire featuring a blue shirt with a colorful design displays her dark hair braided with red ribbons.
A woman is dressed stylishly in native garb.
entailment
Native attire can be stylish
en
A woman in colorful native attire featuring a blue shirt with a colorful design displays her dark hair braided with red ribbons.
A woman is dressed in her native clothing in preparation for her wedding.
neutral
The woman can be dressed in native clothing for reasons other than a wedding.
en
A woman in colorful native attire featuring a blue shirt with a colorful design displays her dark hair braided with red ribbons.
A woman is dressed to run track.
contradiction
The woman can't be dressed in colorful native attire and dressed to run track simultaneously.
en
Oddly dressed man walking down the street.
An oddly dressed man walking.
entailment
The oddly dressed man is walking down the street, therefore he is walking.
en
Oddly dressed man walking down the street.
A woman enjoying a walk.
contradiction
The person must be either a man or a woman
en
Oddly dressed man walking down the street.
A man enjoying a walk.
neutral
Just because an oddly dress man is walking down the street does not mean he is enjoying a walk.
en
A man in ruffles pushes a stroller through a park.
The man has his baby in the stroller.
neutral
The man does not necessarily have a baby in the stroller, it may be empty.
en
A man in ruffles pushes a stroller through a park.
The man is pushing the stroller through his house.
contradiction
The man can't be in a park and in his house simultaneously.
en
A man in ruffles pushes a stroller through a park.
The man is pushing a stroller.
entailment
A man pushes a stroller he is pushing it to get through a park.
en
An oddly dressed man pushing a stroller down a sidewalk in a park.
The man is walking with his son.
neutral
The man is not necessarily walking with his son.
en
An oddly dressed man pushing a stroller down a sidewalk in a park.
The man is walking his dog on the beach.
contradiction
A person who is pushing a stroller down a sidewalk in a park is performing a very different action in a different place than someone who is walking his dog on the beach.
en
An oddly dressed man pushing a stroller down a sidewalk in a park.
A man wearing weird clothes is walking through a park.
entailment
If a man is wearing weird clothes, one could say he is oddly dressed.
en
A smiling man cooks something delicious.
The man is preparing a feast for his wife
neutral
The man may not be married, may not be cooking a feast, and it may not be for his wife.
en
A smiling man cooks something delicious.
The man is cooking
entailment
When a man cooks something he is cooking.
en
A smiling man cooks something delicious.
The child colors with crayons
contradiction
Referring to a man, not a child; the man is cooking something delicious, the child colors with crayons.
en
a young man wearing a backpack and sunglasses is walking towards a shopping area.
A man walks near a store
entailment
'A man walks near a store' is a simplification of the sentence ' a young man wearing a backpack and sunglasses is walking towards a shopping area'.
en
a young man wearing a backpack and sunglasses is walking towards a shopping area.
Two ducks quacking at each other
contradiction
A young man walking cannot also be two ducks quacking as the number, species and actions are all different.
en
a young man wearing a backpack and sunglasses is walking towards a shopping area.
The man is planning to rob the store
neutral
Just because the young man is wearing a backpack and sunglasses does not mean he is planning to rob the store.
en
A young man wearing a backpack and dark glasses approaches the brick building where there is a bit of graffiti on the wall.
The young man has glasses on his face.
entailment
Dark glasses are a type of glasses. People wear glasses on their face.
en
A young man wearing a backpack and dark glasses approaches the brick building where there is a bit of graffiti on the wall.
There is nothing on the wall but bricks.
contradiction
Referring to a man, with a backpack and dark glasses, no man in the other sentence. States there's a brick building with some graffito, the other refers to a brick wall with nothing on it.
en
A young man wearing a backpack and dark glasses approaches the brick building where there is a bit of graffiti on the wall.
The man helped create the graffiti.
neutral
There is no evidence to suggest that just because the man was near the graffiti that it was him who helped create the graffiti
en
A brown dog running with two white and brown dogs on the seashore with crashing waves behind them.
The dogs are running along the shore to meet their master who just beached his kayak
neutral
The fact that the dogs are running along the shore does not mean they are running to meet their master, or that their master beached his kayak.
en
A brown dog running with two white and brown dogs on the seashore with crashing waves behind them.
The dogs were indorrs waiting for their dinner
contradiction
the seashore is not indorrs
en
A brown dog running with two white and brown dogs on the seashore with crashing waves behind them.
The dogs were outdoors running along the shore
entailment
Brown dogs, as well as white and brown dogs, are both dogs. A seashore is a shore, and a shore is outdoors.
en
A young man in blue sunglasses walking in front of a red brick building.
A guy with red glasses is sitting here.
contradiction
The young man could not have been walking and sitting at the same time.
en
A young man in blue sunglasses walking in front of a red brick building.
Man in blue glasses walking pass a building
entailment
To walk past a building the man has to be outside where it is sunny and he needs sunglasses.
en
A young man in blue sunglasses walking in front of a red brick building.
Some guys with glasses are going pass the buildings
neutral
You don't know that some guys are doing it, only one guy is confirmed to be doing it.
en
A dog jumps to catch a toy in the snow.
A dog jumps to catch a toy in Waikiki.
contradiction
The dog jumps in to the snow, the other sentences has the dog jumping in the city of Wakiki.
en
A dog jumps to catch a toy in the snow.
A dog jumps to catch a ball in the snow.
neutral
Not all dog toys are a ball.
en
A dog jumps to catch a toy in the snow.
An animal is jumping in a place that is not hot.
entailment
A dog is an animal. Snow is found in a place that is not hot.
en
Black dog jumping into the air to catch a toy in the snow.
The dog is in the snow.
entailment
A black dog is jumping to catch a toy.
en
Black dog jumping into the air to catch a toy in the snow.
The dog is playing dead.
contradiction
The dog can't be jumping while playing dead.
en
Black dog jumping into the air to catch a toy in the snow.
The dog is jumping to catch a frisbee.
neutral
The toy might not be a Frisbee.
en
A black dog in snow is jumping off the ground to catch a stick.
A dog is about to catch a stick in his mouth.
neutral
There is no evidence in the first sentence to suggest the dog is going to catch the stick in his mouth.
en
A black dog in snow is jumping off the ground to catch a stick.
A dog is catching a stick.
entailment
A black dog is a type of dog. A dog tends to be jumping to catch a stick.
en
A black dog in snow is jumping off the ground to catch a stick.
A cat is playing fetch.
contradiction
Referring to a black dog that's in snow, jumping to catch a stick. The other refers to a cat playing fetch.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
People are paying attention to the person hanging pictures
entailment
Onlookers are people paying attention to something.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The women are pretty
neutral
There is no reason to believe the women in the picture are pretty.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
There are people watching another person hang up pictures.
entailment
Onlookers watch a person hang up pictures.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The people are in the ocean
contradiction
Referring to people in the ocean. The other refers to a singular person hanging pics of women, with onlookers watching, while surrounded by bikes.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
A man is hanging paintings of women for an art gallery in a museum.
neutral
The person in the first sentence is not described as a man, and there was no mention of an art gallery in a museum.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
the person is hanging pictures.
entailment
Onlookers are watching a person.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The person is a woman.
neutral
There is no mention of the person in the first sentence being a woman.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
No one is hanging up pictures at all.
contradiction
Refers to a singular person hanging pics of women, with onlookers watching, while surrounded by bikes. The other informs us that there is no people attempting to hang up pics.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
Somebody is hanging up pictures while people watch.
entailment
A person is somebody.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
There's a person drawing a crowd by hanging up nude photos of ladies.
neutral
There was no mention in the first sentence of the women in the photo being nude.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The people are outdoors.
entailment
People tend to ride bikes outdoors.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The person is a photographer selling his pictures.
neutral
There is no evidence in the first picture to suggest the person hanging the pictures took them or is selling them.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
A creepy guy is putting his favorite photos of the woman he's stalking up in his shrine to her.
contradiction
Refers to a singular person hanging pics of women, with onlookers watching, while surrounded by bikes. In the second, it's a creepy male instead, that is placing favorite pics of the singular woman he's stalking, in his shrine to her.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The person is sleeping.
contradiction
Refers to a singular person hanging pics of women, with onlookers watching, while surrounded by bikes. The other refers to singular nondescript person that is sleeping.
en
A person is hanging up pictures of women with a few onlookers watching surrounded by bikes.
The person is cooking in a cafeteria.
contradiction
Refers to a singular person hanging pics of women, with onlookers watching, while surrounded by bikes. While the other person is cooking in a cafeteria.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
Men are hanging something on the wall.
entailment
A picture is something that one would be hanging.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
Five men, one standing on a chair, are hanging a picture.
neutral
The first sentence mentions a man is standing on something but doesn't specifically mention a chair.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
The men are walking to the nearest gentleman's club.
contradiction
Referring to five men, with one wearing a white shirt, and is standing on something; the other with an unknown amount of men.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A group of men are hanging a picture on a wall.
entailment
A group implies more than one, and five is more than one.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A man in a black shirt hangs a picture.
contradiction
A man indicates one, which is less than five.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A group of men, all wearing white shirts, hang a picture.
neutral
There is no reason to believe all of the men are wearing white shirts.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
There's a group of men hanging up a picture.
entailment
A group implies more than one, and five is more than one.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
Five men are helping a child to hang a picture.
contradiction
Helping a child hanging a picture could be helping the child hang a picture of anything. The first sentence however specifies a picture of a child.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A man is hanging a picture of a child.
entailment
Man is the singular form of men, meaning one man.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A man is hanging up a picture of a child.
entailment
Man is the singular form of men, meaning one man.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
Four men are watching a fifth as he hangs a picture of a child.
neutral
The first sentence says all five men are hanging the picture, not four men watching one.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
The men are hanging up a picture of a missing child.
neutral
There is no reason to believe the child in the photo is missing.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
Some men are outside in a field.
contradiction
Hanging a picture is an indoor activity, they wouldn't be outside.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A man is hanging a picture of his child surrounded by family memebers and friends.
neutral
The other four men around the man hanging up the picture do not have to be his family memembers and friends, nor does the child have to be his.
en
Five men, one wearing a white shirt standing on something, hanging up a picture of a child.
A man is holding up a child.
contradiction
Holding up a child is holding a living being, hanging a picture is affixing an inanimate object to another inanimate object.
en
There are four Eastern guys working on and hanging pictures of humans.
The men are hanging family photos.
neutral
The humans in the photos are not necessarily family.
en
There are four Eastern guys working on and hanging pictures of humans.
The women are working.
contradiction
The term 'guys' implies men, while women are definitely female.
en
There are four Eastern guys working on and hanging pictures of humans.
The men are working.
entailment
Guys is another word for men.
en
A man in a white shirt hangs a painting in a run down store while other men watch.
An artist is showing his painting to others.
neutral
The man hanging the painting does not have to be an artist, nor does the painting have to be his painting.
en
A man in a white shirt hangs a painting in a run down store while other men watch.
Men are indoors.
entailment
In a store means that one is indoors.
en