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An African American base player wearing a blue shirt, being backed up by a drummer.
A drummer is backing up a base player.
entailment
THEY ARE BACKING EACH OTHER UP BY PLAYING. THEY ARE BACKED UP.
en
An African American base player wearing a blue shirt, being backed up by a drummer.
An African American base payer and a drummer are wearing blue shirts.
neutral
Not all drummers wear blue shirts.
en
A boat captain steering a large green wheel.
A man is steering a car.
contradiction
The person cannot be steering a large green wheel on a boat and be steering a car simultaneously.
en
A boat captain steering a large green wheel.
A guy is at the green helm of a boat.
entailment
The boat captain is a guy and a helm is a wheel of a boat.
en
A boat captain steering a large green wheel.
The boat pilot is testing a new lightweight anodized aluminum steering wheel at the helm of a ship.
neutral
You can not infer he is the pilot.
en
Pictured is the captain of a boat; he is steering.
the man is working a tractor
contradiction
Working on a tractor is not the same as steering a boat
en
Pictured is the captain of a boat; he is steering.
the man is going on a trip
neutral
Just because he is steering a boat does not mean he is going on a trip.
en
Pictured is the captain of a boat; he is steering.
the man is on a boat
entailment
For the captain to be steering the boat, he would need to be on the boat.
en
An older man in nautical gear smilingly turns a ship wheel.
A man standing beside a boat.
contradiction
A man who turns a ship wheel must be on the boat itself, and cannot be standing beside it.
en
An older man in nautical gear smilingly turns a ship wheel.
A ship wheel is manned by a well-equipped older man.
entailment
THE NAUTICAL GEAR IS WELL-EQUIPPED.
en
An older man in nautical gear smilingly turns a ship wheel.
An older man takes his ship on the sea.
neutral
Not all ships are on the sea.
en
The smiling ship captain is holding the wheel of his wooden ship.
The ship captain has abandon his ship.
contradiction
A captain who has had to abandon his ship cannot be holding the wheel.
en
The smiling ship captain is holding the wheel of his wooden ship.
The ship captain is holding the sterring wheel.
entailment
A WHEEL IS A STERRING WHEEL.
en
The smiling ship captain is holding the wheel of his wooden ship.
The captain is on the bridge.
neutral
Not all captains on ships are on the bridge.
en
A large, green, navigating wheel is held by an older man in a captain's hat and uniform.
Older man sailing a ship
neutral
Holding a navigating wheel does not imply sailing a ship.
en
A large, green, navigating wheel is held by an older man in a captain's hat and uniform.
Older man wearing an outfit
entailment
A UNIFORM IS AN OUTFIT.
en
A large, green, navigating wheel is held by an older man in a captain's hat and uniform.
Older man having a pool party
contradiction
If the navigating wheel of a ship is held by a man, that man cannot simultaneously be having a pool party
en
Three firefighters enraged after a prank call.
Three firefighters are about to start shooting a themed porno.
contradiction
Firefighters who are enraged after a prank call cannot simultaneously be shooting a themed porno. Presumably the second group are actors in costume, rather than real firefighters.
en
Three firefighters enraged after a prank call.
Three men are looking to find the guy who prank called them.
neutral
Being enraged does not imply looking to find the guy who prank called them.
en
Three firefighters enraged after a prank call.
Three people are angry.
entailment
PRANK CALL S CAN MAKE PEOPLE ANGRY.
en
Two brothers take a nap on a gray couch.
The brothers are racing towards home.
contradiction
The brothers cannot be in the house, taking a nap on the couch while simultaneously outside of the home, racing towards it.
en
Two brothers take a nap on a gray couch.
The brothers are dreaming.
neutral
Taking a nap does not imply dreaming.
en
Two brothers take a nap on a gray couch.
The brothers are napping on the couch.
entailment
There are two brothers who apparently are taking a nap on a gray couch, which is where they usually nap.
en
A man with hairy arms and a watch pours creamer into a cup of coffee, making color ripples along the surface.
a man makes coffee
entailment
The man is making coffee and adds creamer.
en
A man with hairy arms and a watch pours creamer into a cup of coffee, making color ripples along the surface.
the man is making soup
contradiction
The man cannot be tending to coffee and soup at the same time.
en
A man with hairy arms and a watch pours creamer into a cup of coffee, making color ripples along the surface.
the man is a chef
neutral
Pouring creamer does not imply the man is a chef.
en
A man in camouflage pants and a backwards cap carrying a toolbox and a backpack.
Nobody has clothing.
contradiction
No man currently present can have pants and a cap if nobody has clothing
en
A man in camouflage pants and a backwards cap carrying a toolbox and a backpack.
A person has clothing.
entailment
Pants and a cap are clothing for the person, who apparently is going to do some work.
en
A man in camouflage pants and a backwards cap carrying a toolbox and a backpack.
A tall person has clothing.
neutral
Not all men are tall.
en
A woman with brown hair, wearing sunglasses asking a asian gentleman for directions.
The woman is speaking to the man.
entailment
A woman was speaking to a man in order to ask for directions.
en
A woman with brown hair, wearing sunglasses asking a asian gentleman for directions.
A woman challenges her karate instructor to a fight.
contradiction
A woman who challenges her instructor to a fight cannot simultaneously be asking for directions.
en
A woman with brown hair, wearing sunglasses asking a asian gentleman for directions.
It is sunny outside.
neutral
Wearing sunglasses does not imply it is sunny outside.
en
Female street entertainer with horns doing a curtsey.
The people are watching her.
neutral
Just because street entertainer doing curtsey does not mean people are watching her.
en
Female street entertainer with horns doing a curtsey.
The woman is inside taking a bath.
contradiction
The woman cannot be both inside and outside at the same time
en
Female street entertainer with horns doing a curtsey.
The woman is on the street.
entailment
If the woman is working as a street entertainer, she would need to be on the street to do so.
en
Little girl in pink coat on a swing.
A little girl at the park.
neutral
Not all swings are at the park.
en
Little girl in pink coat on a swing.
Little girl swinging.
entailment
The little girl on the swing is wearing a pink coat.
en
Little girl in pink coat on a swing.
Little girl napping on the chair.
contradiction
The girl cannot be simultaneously on a swing and napping on the chair
en
People under a tent at a reception.
Two bears are climbing a tree.
contradiction
People and bears are distinctly different animals, and neither group can be simultaneously under a tent while climbing a tree
en
People under a tent at a reception.
People are outside.
entailment
The people at the reception were outside but under a tent.
en
People under a tent at a reception.
People are at a wedding.
neutral
Being under a tent at a reception does not imply being at a wedding.
en
A formal band performing their works.
The band is eating dinner.
contradiction
Performing can't happen while eating dinner.
en
A formal band performing their works.
The band is playing music for an audience.
neutral
A band performing does not imply it is for an audience.
en
A formal band performing their works.
The band is playing music.
entailment
The band were performing, playing their own works.
en
Several stall-shops selling various goods line a dimly-lit cobblestone street.
The vendors in stalls are on a street.
neutral
Stall shops selling goods on the street does not imply that vendors are on a street.
en
Several stall-shops selling various goods line a dimly-lit cobblestone street.
Stalls on a cobblestone street are selling goods.
entailment
There were people selling goods in various stalls on a cobblestone street.
en
Several stall-shops selling various goods line a dimly-lit cobblestone street.
People are shopping in the mall.
contradiction
Dimly-lit cobble stone streets aren't in a mall
en
A cowboy riding on the back of a bronco in a competition.
the horse was running
entailment
There was a competition where the bronco ridden by the cowboy was running.
en
A cowboy riding on the back of a bronco in a competition.
the cowboy was winning the competition
neutral
Just because the cowboy was riding in the competition does not mean he was winning.
en
A cowboy riding on the back of a bronco in a competition.
the cowboy rode the sheep
contradiction
A sheep is not a bronco.
en
three chinese people eat soup.
The men are eating chicken noodle soup.
neutral
Just because chinese people are eating soup does not mean they are men or the soup is chicken noodle.
en
three chinese people eat soup.
The women are eating pizza.
contradiction
Pizza is different than soup.
en
three chinese people eat soup.
The people are eating soup.
entailment
There were three people who were all eating soup.
en
A woman in orange sunglasses jogs.
The woman walks around the track.
contradiction
One who walks cannot also be one who jogs.
en
A woman in orange sunglasses jogs.
The woman jogs on an indoor track.
neutral
We cannot infer from the first sentence that the woman is jogging on an indoor track.
en
A woman in orange sunglasses jogs.
A person is jogging.
entailment
A woman is a person.
en
Two women and a man are sitting at a round table.
three people sitting at a round table
entailment
Two women and a man are three people.
en
Two women and a man are sitting at a round table.
the people know eachother
neutral
The fact that people are sitting at a table together does not mean they know each other.
en
Two women and a man are sitting at a round table.
the people are plotting an assassination
contradiction
Assassination attempts can't be planned by women.
en
a family deciding what to other at a restaurant
A family looks over a menu at a restaurant
entailment
A family that looks over a menu is deciding what to eat.
en
a family deciding what to other at a restaurant
A young family at a local steak house decide which cut of meat they want
neutral
Just because the family is deciding what to order does not mean it is a local steak house or that they are ordering meat. We can also not infer they are young from anything in here.
en
a family deciding what to other at a restaurant
A family at home orders a delivery pizza
contradiction
A family cannot be at home and at a restaurant.
en
Three people sit and talk about the menu at a chinese restaurant.
A puppy is sitting.
contradiction
A puppy can't sit at a Chinese restaurant. A puppy isn't three people.
en
Three people sit and talk about the menu at a chinese restaurant.
A family is getting ready to order.
neutral
It is unclear from the sentence that the three people are a family or are preparing to order.
en
Three people sit and talk about the menu at a chinese restaurant.
People are conversing.
entailment
People means more than one. Conversing can be sitting and talking.
en
The Chines people are doing something.
The Chinese people are busy with something.
entailment
Busy and doing can have a similar meaning.
en
The Chines people are doing something.
The Chinese people are taking pictures.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that 'doing something' necessarily means taking pictures.
en
The Chines people are doing something.
The Chinese poeple arent doing anything.
contradiction
People can't be doing something and not doing anything.
en
Pedestrians stop to watch a man create a mural on a wall at the side of a street.
people are watching a man create a clay sculpture.
contradiction
One is creating a mural on the wall the other is creating a clay sculpture.
en
Pedestrians stop to watch a man create a mural on a wall at the side of a street.
people are watching a man create a mural.
entailment
The people are watching a man because they stop to watch a man.
en
Pedestrians stop to watch a man create a mural on a wall at the side of a street.
people are watching a man create a mural of flowers.
neutral
The mural may or may not include flowers.
en
An older man with glasses clasps his hands together as two seated individuals watch him.
Two men are playing basketball while a man is clasping his hands.
contradiction
They can not be playing basketball and being seated at the same time
en
An older man with glasses clasps his hands together as two seated individuals watch him.
A woman and a man is sitting and another is man is clasping his hand.
neutral
Individuals are not necessarily a woman and a man.
en
An older man with glasses clasps his hands together as two seated individuals watch him.
There are three people there.
entailment
If two people are watching one person, there must be three people present.
en
A woman with beads around her neck is performing a dance as part of a parade.
The woman is sitting down with family.
contradiction
The woman can not be dance as part of a parade and be sitting down
en
A woman with beads around her neck is performing a dance as part of a parade.
The woman is performing in the parade.
entailment
If the woman is dancing in the parade, she is performing in it.
en
A woman with beads around her neck is performing a dance as part of a parade.
The woman is dancing a traditional dance.
neutral
No way to know that it is a traditional dance.
en
A person painting a mural on the side of a building while people are standing around watching.
The painter is sleeping near his easle.
contradiction
The painter can't be painting and sleeping at the same time.
en
A person painting a mural on the side of a building while people are standing around watching.
The painter is painting an ad for a local moving company.
neutral
Just because a mural is being painted on the side of a building doesn't mean it is an ad for a local moving company.
en
A person painting a mural on the side of a building while people are standing around watching.
People watch as a person paints the side of a building.
entailment
A person paints a mural on the side of the building.
en
A crowd of people underneath a Hi-Pointe neon sign.
A crowd of people stand under a sign in Las Vegas.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the Hi-Pointe neon sign is in Las Vegas.
en
A crowd of people underneath a Hi-Pointe neon sign.
A crowd of people standing on the summit of a mountain.
contradiction
Standing on a summit of a mountain can't take place under a Hi-Pointe neon sign, there aren't such signs on mountain summits.
en
A crowd of people underneath a Hi-Pointe neon sign.
A crowd of people stand under a sign.
entailment
A sign can be a Hi-Pointe neon sign.
en
A crowd of young adults outside a nightclub.
The people are outside a pool
contradiction
They can be either outside a nightclub or outside a pool.
en
A crowd of young adults outside a nightclub.
The adults are outside
entailment
Adults can be a crowd of young adults.
en
A crowd of young adults outside a nightclub.
the people are load
neutral
It cannot be inferred that young adults outside of a line up are necessarily loud.
en
A small white car is stuck on the track, while the train car that hit it at a slow speed, sits still, as a rescue worker helps the driver.
THe driver did not see the approaching train.
neutral
Just because the train car hit the white car does not mean that the driver did not see it.
en
A small white car is stuck on the track, while the train car that hit it at a slow speed, sits still, as a rescue worker helps the driver.
The car is near a train.
entailment
A car can be small and white. A train would sit still near a car if it hit the car.
en
A small white car is stuck on the track, while the train car that hit it at a slow speed, sits still, as a rescue worker helps the driver.
The small car is blue.
contradiction
The car was described as white, then as blue.
en
A male is looking at different colored yarn wearing a white shirt.
The man is wearing a white shirt
entailment
A male is a man.
en
A male is looking at different colored yarn wearing a white shirt.
The man had a green shirt on earlier today
neutral
The man did not have to had a green shirt on earlier today because he is looking at colored yarn.
en
A male is looking at different colored yarn wearing a white shirt.
The man is an armadillo
contradiction
An armadillo cannot look at yarn or wear a shirt.
en
A young man and an older man sit on a plaid loveseat.
A young man and an older man play street hockey.
contradiction
Cannot sit on a loveseat and play street hockey at the same time.
en
A young man and an older man sit on a plaid loveseat.
Two men are sitting.
entailment
A young man and an older man are two men.
en
A young man and an older man sit on a plaid loveseat.
A grandfather sits and watches his favorite tv show whithhis grandson.
neutral
A young man and an older man do not imply they are grandson and grandfather.
en
A man plays the piano, while a second man plays a guitar and a third man plays the saxophone.
Three men are in a garage working under the hood of an old car.
contradiction
The men can't be playing instruments while working under the hood of the car.
en
A man plays the piano, while a second man plays a guitar and a third man plays the saxophone.
Three men are playing musical instruments.
entailment
The men are playing types of musical instruments include piano, guitar, and saxophone.
en
A man plays the piano, while a second man plays a guitar and a third man plays the saxophone.
Three men are performing on stage in front of a crowd of people who are cheering.
neutral
Men playing instruments are not assumed to be performing on stage in front of a crowd of people who are cheering.
en
Three men work at a construction site.
Three men working
neutral
Just because three men work at a construction site does not mean that they are working.
en
Three men work at a construction site.
A guy taking a nap
contradiction
Three men is different than "a guy" which is only one man. "Taking a nap"is not "work."
en