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A sculptor in a blue sweater chiseling a piece of stone.
A man in a blue sweater chiseling a piece of stone.
neutral
A sculptor doesn't have to be only a man, but could be a woman or a child as well.
en
A sculptor applies his chisel to a slab of rock, etching a pattern on its surface.
The man is starting to chisel into the rock.
entailment
The man applying the chisel to the rock also means starting to chisel it.
en
A sculptor applies his chisel to a slab of rock, etching a pattern on its surface.
The artist is working on a big rock.
entailment
A sculptor is an artist and a slab of rock is a big rock.
en
A sculptor applies his chisel to a slab of rock, etching a pattern on its surface.
The sculptor is working with clay.
contradiction
A sculptor that applies his chisel to a slab of rock cannot be working with clay at the same time.
en
A person in a blue sweater working on a large rock being held up by wood planks.
The sculptor is carving a statue for his garden.
neutral
We have no idea if he is making the statue for his garden, it could be for anyone or a number of things.
en
A person in a blue sweater working on a large rock being held up by wood planks.
The person in a blue sweater sits on a rock.
contradiction
The person in a blue sweater is either working on a large rock or sits on a rock.
en
A person in a blue sweater working on a large rock being held up by wood planks.
There is a rock on wood planks.
entailment
a rock that is on wood plants is usually being held up by the planks
en
A group of young boys race on a snowy day.
A group of boy are enjoying their snow day
neutral
Just because the boys are racing doesn't have to necessarily imply that they are enjoying.
en
A group of young boys race on a snowy day.
A group of boys are making smores
contradiction
Racing and making smores are different activities.
en
A group of young boys race on a snowy day.
A group of boys are racing
entailment
A group of boys are racing is a rephrasing of a group of young boys race.
en
The young runners are racing through the snow.
People running in snow chasing dogs.
neutral
We have no idea if they are chasing dogs, people run in the snow for many reasons.
en
The young runners are racing through the snow.
Runners in the snow.
entailment
Runners are usually racing.
en
The young runners are racing through the snow.
People sitting in the snow.
contradiction
People can not racing and sitting at the same time.
en
A group of children run a footrace in the snow.
Children are running in the snow.
entailment
Just because children run a footrace it does not mean they are running in the snow.
en
A group of children run a footrace in the snow.
There is no snow outside.
contradiction
children can not run footrace in a snow when there is no snow.
en
A group of children run a footrace in the snow.
The children are playing with each other.
neutral
We have no idea if they are playing, it says they are in a race, but that doesn't mean they are playing,
en
An older man carrying bananas on his head in a basket.
A man is eating bananas.
contradiction
Eating and carrying are two different things.
en
An older man carrying bananas on his head in a basket.
A man is bringing food to his home.
neutral
Just because a man is carrying bananas on his head in a basket doesn't have to mean that he is bringing food to his home.
en
An older man carrying bananas on his head in a basket.
There is a man delivering bananas.
entailment
If one is delivering bananas one is likely carrying those bananas.
en
A band playing music together.
The band formed last year.
neutral
Just because a band is playing together doesn't have to mean that they formed last year exactly.
en
A band playing music together.
The band is currently taking a break and there is no music.
contradiction
Playing music and no music are opposite actions.
en
A band playing music together.
The group works together to play music.
entailment
A band is a group of musicians who play together.
en
A man surfing on a big green wave.
A man is participating in a surfing contest.
neutral
Not all surfers are competing in a contest; the man could be surfing for pleasure.
en
A man surfing on a big green wave.
A man is on a surfboard.
entailment
Surfing implies being on a surfboard.
en
A man surfing on a big green wave.
A man on the beach is holding a surfboard.
contradiction
One person is holding the surfboard while the other is actually surfing.
en
A group of bicyclists racing.
The bicyclists are racing each other.
entailment
Just because a group of bicyclists racing it does not mean they are racing each other.
en
A group of bicyclists racing.
They race all the time.
neutral
A group of bicyclists may be racing for the first time and it can't be assumed that they race all the time.
en
A group of bicyclists racing.
The bicyclists are not competing.
contradiction
bicyclists can not be racing when there are not competing.
en
An african american man with a rosary around his neck is standing in a room.
A black man wearing a rosary necklace is inside.
entailment
Rosary necklace is another way to say rosary around his neck.
en
An african american man with a rosary around his neck is standing in a room.
A black man plays pinball at an arcade.
contradiction
One person is in an unspecified room while the other is at an arcade.
en
An african american man with a rosary around his neck is standing in a room.
James likes to pray in church.
neutral
Just because a man is wearing a rosary does not mean he is religious and so not mean he is in church, of all rooms.
en
A man in a blue shirt stands with his hands on his hips.
A man in a sky blue shirt is standing waiting.
neutral
Not all blue shirts are sky blue. One can stand with their hands on their hips for any reason, not necessarily because they are waiting.
en
A man in a blue shirt stands with his hands on his hips.
The man is standing upright.
entailment
If a man stands with his hands on his hips he's likely in an upright position.
en
A man in a blue shirt stands with his hands on his hips.
The man is reaching for the sky.
contradiction
A person cannot have their hands on their hips and be reaching for the sky.
en
A man in a blue shirt standing in front of a doorway.
A male is waiting for his woman who is taking her time.
neutral
You can not infer he is waiting.
en
A man in a blue shirt standing in front of a doorway.
A male is losing is mind about the game.
contradiction
standing at doorway does not mean there is a game.
en
A man in a blue shirt standing in front of a doorway.
A man standing near a room.
entailment
Just because a man is standing in a doorway it does not mean he is standing near a room.
en
A surfer is riding on a breaking wave.
The surfer is sleeping inside.
contradiction
A surfer cannot be riding and sleeping at the same time.
en
A surfer is riding on a breaking wave.
The surfer is on water.
entailment
Waves are found on the water.
en
A surfer is riding on a breaking wave.
The surfer is in the ocean.
entailment
Waves are found in the ocean.
en
Men in a cluster during a bike race
Men riding bicycles in a group.
entailment
Group is a synonym of cluster.
en
Men in a cluster during a bike race
Male bicyclists compete in the Tour de France.
neutral
The Tour de France is not the only bike race men compete in.
en
Men in a cluster during a bike race
A group of men intensely watching a greyhound race.
contradiction
Men cannot be watching a bike race and greyhound race at the same time. Bikes are not greyhounds.
en
A group of bikers pedal along.
A boy pushes his toy around the yard.
contradiction
One boy does not make a group of bikers.
en
A group of bikers pedal along.
A group of cyclists are in a marathon.
neutral
Just because a group of bikers is biking together does not mean they are biking in a marathon.
en
A group of bikers pedal along.
A group of cyclists.
entailment
Cyclists is another word for pedal bikers.
en
A surfer rides out the green and white waves.
The surfer never gets wet.
contradiction
A surfer that rides out the waves will get wet.
en
A surfer rides out the green and white waves.
The man loves the ocean.
neutral
The surfer may not necessarily be in the ocean.
en
A surfer rides out the green and white waves.
A surfer is in the water.
entailment
Waves are found on the water.
en
People in warm coats peruse produce at a tented outdoor market.
People in coats are outside at a market.
entailment
Outdoor and outside are synonyms.
en
People in warm coats peruse produce at a tented outdoor market.
People are at the outdoor market in winter.
neutral
Just because they are wearing coats does not mean it is winter. Any weather can strike at any time.
en
People in warm coats peruse produce at a tented outdoor market.
People in shorts and t-shirts are at the outdoor market.
contradiction
People that are wearing warm coats will not be wearing shorts and t-shirts.
en
A little orange cabin with a white dog running near it in the woods.
A dog running in the woods.
entailment
Just because a little orange cabin is in the woods it does not mean the dog is running in the woods.
en
A little orange cabin with a white dog running near it in the woods.
A white cat next to a red cabin in the valley.
contradiction
dog is different from a dog.
en
A little orange cabin with a white dog running near it in the woods.
A family on vacation with their dog at a cabin in the woods.
neutral
You can not infer it is a vacation.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are in a room standing because they have nothing better to do.
neutral
It is impossible to gather whether or not these people have anything better to do.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
A person is standing in a room smoking and another person is also standing nearby.
entailment
With two people in a room, one in the foreground would be nearby the other person.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The two people in the room are female.
neutral
There is no reason to infer that the two people are female.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The two people were fighting.
contradiction
If only one person is in the foreground, the two people cannot be fighting.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The two people were chatting amongst eachother
neutral
Two people can stand together in a room and not be chatting amongst each other.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
There is smoke in the room.
entailment
When one is smoking, there will be smoke.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are in a room sitting.
contradiction
Two people cannot be standing and sitting at the same time.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The room has white walls.
neutral
We cannot assume that the color of the walls are white. That information is not specified.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are seated next to one another in an empty garage.
contradiction
Two people cannot be seated and standing at the same time.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The room is underwater.
contradiction
People cannot be stadnding or smoking in a room that is underwater.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The two people were hanging out together
entailment
People standing in a room together can be considered to be hanging out.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are in a room and standing.
entailment
When people are standing, they are standing.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
The two people are sitting by a table.
contradiction
they can not be standing in a room if they are sitting by a table.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are standing in a poolhall, playing billiards, while one smokes.
neutral
We can gather that one person is smoking. However, we cannot assume the room is a poolhall and that they are playing billiards.
en
Two people are standing in a room one of whom is smoking the shots are of the back of the foreground person.
Two people are in a room.
entailment
For people to be standing in a room it means there are in a room.
en
Four old adults stand around a bathtub while a toddler is taking a bath.
the boys were angry
neutral
You can not infer they are angry.
en
Four old adults stand around a bathtub while a toddler is taking a bath.
the boy was listening
neutral
We do not know if the toddler is the boy or girl. We also cannot gather if the toddler was listening.
en
Four old adults stand around a bathtub while a toddler is taking a bath.
a couple was there
entailment
Just because four old adult stand around it does not mean a couple was there.
en
A bunch of people watching a child in the bathtub.
A bunch of people watching a child in the bathtub
entailment
The sentences are the exact same regarding a child in the bath tub.
en
A bunch of people watching a child in the bathtub.
The child was watching a bunch of people take a bath
contradiction
either the people are watching the child or the child is watching the people.
en
A bunch of people watching a child in the bathtub.
A bunch of people were helping the child take a bath
neutral
Although a bunch of people were watching a child in the bathtub; we cannot assume that they were helping the child take a bath.
en
The two dogs are outside.
There are two dogs outside.
entailment
Just because dogs are outside it does not mean there are two.
en
The two dogs are outside.
There is two cats outside.
contradiction
dogs are not cats.
en
The two dogs are outside.
There is a group of dogs outside.
neutral
You can not infer there is a group.
en
A puppy with blue eyes runs, an older dog with blue eyes stands behind.
A puppy is being watched over by its careful mother.
neutral
We do not know if the older dog with blue eyes is the puppies mother or if he is watching the puppy. All we know is that the older dog is just standing behind.
en
A puppy with blue eyes runs, an older dog with blue eyes stands behind.
A puppy is running while being watched by an older dog.
entailment
An older dog standing behind the puppy be watched the puppy run.
en
A puppy with blue eyes runs, an older dog with blue eyes stands behind.
A puppy rolls in the grass.
contradiction
if the puppy runs then it can not rolls in the grass.
en
A baby takes a bath while grownups watch.
Parents are looking fondly at their baby.
neutral
We cannot gather from the information given whether the grownups are the babies parents or even if they are looking at the baby fondly.
en
A baby takes a bath while grownups watch.
A baby is being cared for by adults.
entailment
Adults are grown up and to care for a baby you must watch him.
en
A baby takes a bath while grownups watch.
A teenager is in the shower.
contradiction
it cannot be a baby and a teenager at the same time.
en
An adult Australian Shepherd follows behind a running Australian Shepherd puppy.
Two dogs are running outside.
entailment
In both sentenced there are 2 dog running.
en
An adult Australian Shepherd follows behind a running Australian Shepherd puppy.
An adult dog is running after a kitten.
contradiction
if the dog follows a puppy it can not be an adult dog running.
en
A big tri-colored and a smaller puppy with light blue eyes are playing together.
The animals are not in the same area
contradiction
they can not playing together if they are not in the same area
en
A big tri-colored and a smaller puppy with light blue eyes are playing together.
The puppy has a brown fur coat.
neutral
We only know the puppies eyes are blur. We cannot assume that he has brown fur.
en
A big tri-colored and a smaller puppy with light blue eyes are playing together.
There are animals playing together.
entailment
Puppy are animals and they are playing together.
en
Woman with blond-hair singing into a microphone.
A woman is singing to a very large crowd.
neutral
People can sing without a large crowd, or any crowd, being present.
en
Woman with blond-hair singing into a microphone.
A man with dark hair is singing into a microphone
contradiction
if it is a woman then it can not be a man.
en
Woman with blond-hair singing into a microphone.
A person is performing a song.
entailment
Singing into a microphone implies performing a song.
en
Blond Singer performs as spectators dance around her.
The blond singer is not allowed to sing for 3 weeks because she has lost her voice and could injure it.
contradiction
if she is not allowed to sing then she can not preforms.
en
Blond Singer performs as spectators dance around her.
The person is singing for the crowd of people.
entailment
A singer performing for spectators is the same thing as a person singing for the crowd.
en
Blond Singer performs as spectators dance around her.
The blond singer is a well known country music star and her fans lover her shows.
neutral
We do not know if the blond singer is a well known country music star. We also do not know if she has fans that love her shows.
en
A blond singer is performing as people dance behind her.
Mick Jagger sweats on a microphone while children play with blocks.
contradiction
mick jagger is a man their for it can not be her.
en
A blond singer is performing as people dance behind her.
Gwen Stefani sings while fans dance.
neutral
We cannot assume that the blonde singer is Gwen Stefani. We also cannot say for certain if the performer is definitely singing. Lastly, we cannot assume that the people dancing behind the singer are her fans.
en
A blond singer is performing as people dance behind her.
A person with blond hair sings while people dance.
entailment
A blond singer implies that a person with blond hair is singing.
en
Blond win sunglasses singing.
the blonde lady is joyful
neutral
Just because she is singing does not mean she is joyful.
en