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Two people are outside walking through the snow. | The people are inside. | contradiction | The people cannot be both outside and inside at the same time. | en |
Two people are outside walking through the snow. | There are people. | entailment | Specification of two people in the first sentence shows that those are people. | en |
A dog rolls on his back. | The dog is swimming. | contradiction | A dog cannot roll on his back while swimming. | en |
A dog rolls on his back. | The dog is scratching his back. | neutral | He is scratching. | en |
A dog rolls on his back. | The dog rolls over. | entailment | rolls on his back can also be said as rolls over. | en |
People sitting on black chairs on a bus. | The people are on their way home | neutral | They are going home. | en |
People sitting on black chairs on a bus. | The people in a bus | entailment | People on a bus means that they are in a bus. | en |
People sitting on black chairs on a bus. | The people are outside. | contradiction | On a bus in not outside. | en |
A woman who has just finished her dance performance3. | A woman just finished dancing for a massive audience. | neutral | She was in front of an audience. | en |
A woman who has just finished her dance performance3. | A woman just finished eating cake. | contradiction | To dance is not to eat. | en |
A woman who has just finished her dance performance3. | A woman just finished dancing. | entailment | A woman who has finished her dance performance means she has finished dancing. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | A woman is drawing. | entailment | A woman with a Sharpie marker can be drawing. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | A woman is drawing. | entailment | A woman with a Sharpie marker can be drawing. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | The Sharpie is black | neutral | the woman drawing with the sharpie marker need not be black | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | The woman is old | contradiction | Young can't be old. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | A young girl is drawing using a Sharpie marker | entailment | A "young woman " is the same as a "young girl " | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | The woman is running around the room. | contradiction | A young woman as opposed to a woman any age. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | Three art students are walking in the art classroom and exchanging their paint brushes | contradiction | Three art students is not one young woman. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | a women is drawing | entailment | A women is a young woman. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | The woman is drawing | entailment | A young woman is a woman . | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | A young women is drawing in art class. | neutral | A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker does not mean she is drawing in art class | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | she i using a black sharpie | neutral | There are other sharpie colors besides black. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | An art student is performing a sketch of the field in Sharpie marker | neutral | A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker does not imply an art student is drawing a sketch of the field | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | the women is using a pencil | contradiction | Young woman as opposed to women meaning more than one. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | A man is drawing with a colored pencil. | contradiction | A woman is not a man. | en |
A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. | The woman is an art student. | neutral | A young woman is drawing with a Sharpie marker. does not mean she is art student | en |
A woman is drawing at a table with a blue permanent marker. | A woman is drawing a dinosaur at a table with a blue permanent marker. | neutral | A woman is drawing at a table with a blue permanent marker does not mean that she is drawing a dinosaur | en |
A woman is drawing at a table with a blue permanent marker. | A woman is writing on a wall with a colored pencil. | contradiction | Drawing at a table is not the same as writing on a wall. | en |
A woman is drawing at a table with a blue permanent marker. | A woman is drawing. | entailment | A permanent marker is a drawing utensil. | en |
A young woman draws lines on a tile with a permanent marker. | The carpenter draws lines on the wooden board. | contradiction | A tile is not a wooden board. | en |
A young woman draws lines on a tile with a permanent marker. | The artist makes a quick sketch on the tile. | neutral | Sentence 1 is missing quick sketch | en |
A young woman draws lines on a tile with a permanent marker. | A person is using a writing utensil. | entailment | A permanent marker is a writing utensil. | en |
A woman with strawberry blond-hair decorates a tile in yellow and black. | A woman is decorating a tile. | entailment | A woman decorating tile could be decorating a tile that is yellow and black. | en |
A woman with strawberry blond-hair decorates a tile in yellow and black. | A woman is painting a tile at a picnic table. | neutral | Decorating a tile may or may not mean painting it. Decorating a tile does not always happen at a picnic table. | en |
A woman with strawberry blond-hair decorates a tile in yellow and black. | A woman is weaving a basket. | contradiction | A woman can either be decorating a tile or weaving a basket. | en |
An art student uses a blue Sharpie to create a pattern on thick, white poster board. | A student draws on poster board. | entailment | A blue Sharpie is a drawing utensil and "uses" implies drawing with it. | en |
An art student uses a blue Sharpie to create a pattern on thick, white poster board. | A student draws a chevron pattern on poster board. | neutral | The pattern drawn by the art student might not be a chevron pattern; it could be any kind of pattern. All that is specifically known about the image is that it is drawn with a blue Sharpie. | en |
An art student uses a blue Sharpie to create a pattern on thick, white poster board. | A student knits a scarf. | contradiction | An art student versus a student. | en |
A military man walks in front of a procession of people during a parade. | A man leads the parade. | neutral | A military man walks in front of a procession of people during a parade does not imply he leads the parade | en |
A military man walks in front of a procession of people during a parade. | A man walks behind the parade. | contradiction | One can either walk in front of or behind the parade. | en |
A military man walks in front of a procession of people during a parade. | A man is in a parade.. | entailment | A military man is a man and a procession of people is a parade. | en |
Barefooted, someone appears to be looking in a bathroom mirror. | A person appears to be looking in a mirror. | entailment | The mirror the person is looking in is in the bathroom | en |
Barefooted, someone appears to be looking in a bathroom mirror. | A person in a black shirt is looking in a mirror. | neutral | A person can wear a black shirt and not be barefooted. | en |
Barefooted, someone appears to be looking in a bathroom mirror. | A person in shoes is dancing. | contradiction | YOU CANNOT BE BAREFOOTED IF YOU ARE WEARING SHOES. YOU CANNOT BE DANCING IF YOU ARE LOOKING INTO A BATHROOM MIRROR. | en |
A woman in a pool looking down. | A woman is preparing to dive. | neutral | A woman in a pool doesn't imply she is preparing to dive. | en |
A woman in a pool looking down. | A woman is looking down into a pool of tears preparing to dive into them. | contradiction | One cannot be both in a pool and preparing to dive into it at the same time | en |
A woman in a pool looking down. | A woman is looking into a pool. | entailment | If a woman is "in a pool looking down" this implies she is "looking into a pool" | en |
A biker pops a wheelie along side the colorful wall. | A person is riding a bike near a wall. | entailment | A biker is a person riding a bike. | en |
A biker pops a wheelie along side the colorful wall. | A biker does a trick with other bikers. | neutral | No mention of other bikers in the first | en |
A biker pops a wheelie along side the colorful wall. | A person is walking their bike by a wall. | contradiction | One cannot pop a wheelie and walk their bike simultaneously | en |
A baseball player hits baseball. | The player swings his bat. | entailment | swings of a bat are required to produced hits of a baseball. | en |
A baseball player hits baseball. | The player hit a home run. | neutral | Every hit is not a home run | en |
A baseball player hits baseball. | The player is throwing the football. | contradiction | One can either hit a baseball or throw a football | en |
A woman in a yellow shirts walks through a park with her dog not far behind. | The man is running away from the cat | contradiction | Woman and man are of different gender. Dog and cat are different animal species. | en |
A woman in a yellow shirts walks through a park with her dog not far behind. | A woman walks with her dog | entailment | A woman is walking in the park with her dog, so it is the woman that is walking her dog. | en |
A woman in a yellow shirts walks through a park with her dog not far behind. | The woman is trying to out-walk her dog | neutral | The woman is not necessarily trying to out-walk her dog. It is common for a dog to walk behind it's human. | en |
A man on a small bicycle performing a trick on a wall covered with graffiti. | A man is riding a bicycle up a graffiti covered wall. | entailment | a man on a bicycle or riding a bicycle imply the same meaning. | en |
A man on a small bicycle performing a trick on a wall covered with graffiti. | A man is performing a trick on a bicycle to a small crowd. | neutral | Could be performing the trick for any number of people, not necessarily a small crowd | en |
A man on a small bicycle performing a trick on a wall covered with graffiti. | A man is riding a bicycle down a country road. | contradiction | One cannot be both performing a trick on a wall and riding down a country road | en |
A baseball player hitting a ball. | someone hitting a ball | entailment | someone who is a baseball player is hitting a ball. | en |
A baseball player hitting a ball. | someone hitting a ball during the championship baseball game | neutral | Doesn't need to be a game at all to hit a ball, let alone a championship baseball game | en |
A baseball player hitting a ball. | 2 basketball players | contradiction | They can be either one or two. They can be either a baseball player or a basketball player | en |
A trials biker doing a stunt on a graffiti-filled wall. | The person is falling off his bike. | neutral | Not every stunt involves falling | en |
A trials biker doing a stunt on a graffiti-filled wall. | The person is on a bicycle. | entailment | a biker is the one who is on a bicycle. | en |
A trials biker doing a stunt on a graffiti-filled wall. | The man is on a boat. | contradiction | One cannot be both doing a stunt and on a boat. | en |
A bmx rider does a trick against a graffiti covered wall. | A bike rider is outside doing tricks. | entailment | The bmx rider is doing a trick outside. | en |
A bmx rider does a trick against a graffiti covered wall. | The bmx rider has been riding his entire life. | neutral | A bmx rider does a trick but this does not mean he or she she has been riding his or her entire life. The bmx rider could be a male or a female. | en |
A bmx rider does a trick against a graffiti covered wall. | The bike rider is sitting on a chair. | contradiction | If the rider is sitting in the chair he cannot perform the trick against the wall. | en |
Two men, both wearing green cycling clothes and helmets, are riding bicycles. | Two guys ride bikes in a triathlon. | neutral | Not all bikers who have matching outfits are riding in a triathlon | en |
Two men, both wearing green cycling clothes and helmets, are riding bicycles. | Two guys ride bikes. | entailment | two men or guys wearing green cycling clothes and helmets imply the same meaning. | en |
Two men, both wearing green cycling clothes and helmets, are riding bicycles. | Two guys eat hamburgers in front of TV. | contradiction | One cannot simultaneously eat hamburgers in front of TV and ride bicycles. | en |
A lady in a purple shirt is painting a picture of a person on a curved wall. | A lady painting. | entailment | a lady who is wearing a purple shirt is painting. | en |
A lady in a purple shirt is painting a picture of a person on a curved wall. | A naked lady painting stick figures with her feces. | contradiction | One cannot both be naked and wearing a purple shirt | en |
A lady in a purple shirt is painting a picture of a person on a curved wall. | A lady painting a picture of a famous person. | neutral | A person doesn't need to be famous to have their picture painted | en |
A woman with a purple shirt painting another woman on a wall. | A woman who is wearing a purple shirt is painting another woman who has purple on as well. | neutral | Just because one woman wears purple does not mean the other would have purple on as well | en |
A woman with a purple shirt painting another woman on a wall. | A man is dancing at a party while a woman is on the wall. | contradiction | One can be either a woman or a man. You cannot be dancing and painting simultaneously. | en |
A woman with a purple shirt painting another woman on a wall. | A woman who is wearing purple is painting another woman. | entailment | a woman wearing purple shirt is painting another woman on the wall. | en |
A lady painting on a public wall! | The woman was painting a portrait of herself. | neutral | Paintings can be many things, not just portraits of the artist herself | en |
A lady painting on a public wall! | The woman was inside the coffee house. | contradiction | A woman does not have to be a lady. A public wall is not inside. | en |
A lady painting on a public wall! | The woman was painting. | entailment | a lady and the woman imply the same meaning as both point towards female. | en |
Seven people walking across a bridge. | There are people on a bridge | entailment | They are on a bridge because they are walking across the bridge. | en |
Seven people walking across a bridge. | There is one person on a bridge | contradiction | Seven people are more than one person. | en |
Seven people walking across a bridge. | There are people on a long bridge | neutral | Walking across a bridge doesn't imply that it is long. | en |
Three young boys are dressed in hoodies facing the same way. | Three young boys are all in swimming trunks and no shirts. | contradiction | The boys are either wearing hoodies or no shirts. | en |
Three young boys are dressed in hoodies facing the same way. | Group of young boys all in hoodies. | entailment | the group of young boys consists three of them. | en |
Three young boys are dressed in hoodies facing the same way. | Three best friends get into mischief. | neutral | Groups of young boys are not necessarily friends or getting into mischief | en |
A man and a woman conversing in a city. | the cars drove by in the city | neutral | We don't know if there are cars around. | en |
A man and a woman conversing in a city. | the man was in the countryside | contradiction | A man and a woman are two people. The city is not in the countryside. | en |
A man and a woman conversing in a city. | the man was talking | entailment | conversing and talking imply same meaning that is exchange of ideas. | en |
A man and a woman eating at an outdoor table. | The man and woman eat here all the time. | neutral | You can not infer they eat here all the time. | en |
A man and a woman eating at an outdoor table. | The man and woman are on their phones. | contradiction | A man and a woman cannot be eating and on their phones at the same time. | en |
A man and a woman eating at an outdoor table. | The couple are outdoors. | entailment | A man and a woman are a couple and an outdoor table is the same as outdoors. | en |
A couple having lunch on a public lunch table. | A couple is sleeping. | contradiction | A couple is either having lunch or asleep. | en |
A couple having lunch on a public lunch table. | A couple is outside | neutral | Doesn't say that they are outside. | en |
A couple having lunch on a public lunch table. | A couple is having lunch | entailment | a couple having lunch at a public lunch table. | en |
Three boys in hooded sweatshirts standing and looking at camera. | Some kids in hooded sweatshirts loiter. | entailment | Three boys falls under the umbrella of "some" kids. Standing and looking at a camera insinuates loitering | en |
Three boys in hooded sweatshirts standing and looking at camera. | Three young school friends pose. | neutral | Doesn't say that they are friends. | en |
Three boys in hooded sweatshirts standing and looking at camera. | Three girls having a tea party. | contradiction | Boys are not girls. | en |
A little girl smiling in a colorful knitted hat. | The little girl likes her hat | neutral | Just because the girl is smiling, does not mean that she likes her hat. | en |
A little girl smiling in a colorful knitted hat. | The little girl is angry | contradiction | The girl can't be smiling while angry. | en |
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