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Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | The women is not on her phone. | contradiction | The woman can either be talking on a cellphone or not be on her phone. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | a woman talking on her phone | neutral | The fact that the woman talking on a cellphone doesn't imply that it is her phone that she is using. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | The woman is preoccupied. | entailment | If a woman talking on a cellphone she is preoccupied. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | The two building are red. | neutral | Not all buildings are red. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman on a phone. | entailment | "On a phone" implies the woman is talking on a cellphone. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | The woman is climbing the building. | contradiction | If the woman is in a walkway, she cannot be climbing the building. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman talks to a friend on the phone while walking. | neutral | The fact that the woman talking on a cellphone doesn't imply that she is talking to her friend. | en |
A girl in a red winter coat walks down the city sidewalk as she speaks on the phone. | A young lady walks outside. | entailment | A girl is a young lady, and she is walking down a city sidewalk, so she must be outside. | en |
A girl in a red winter coat walks down the city sidewalk as she speaks on the phone. | A little girl talks to her friends on a cell phone, while dressed as Santa Clause. | neutral | Not all girls are little girls.The fact that a girl walks down the city sidewalk as she speaks on the phone doesn't imply that she talks to her friends.A girl in a red winter coat doesn't necessarily mean that she is dressed as Santa Clause. | en |
A girl in a red winter coat walks down the city sidewalk as she speaks on the phone. | A female model walks the catwalk during a fashion show. | contradiction | She either walks down the city sidewalk or walks the catwalk during a fashion show, she cannot do both at the same time. | en |
Someone walking along a wall. | A child is not moving. | contradiction | Walking implies one's moving. | en |
Someone walking along a wall. | A kid is walking on a retaining wall afterschool. | neutral | Someone doesn't imply a kid.Not every wall is a retaining wall.The fact that someone walking along a wall doesn't imply someone is coming afterschool. | en |
Someone walking along a wall. | A person is moving. | entailment | Someone is a person, walking is a way of moving, so a person is walking along a wall. | en |
Two women wait for a bus. | couple of women looking for bus | entailment | A couple means two and they are both waiting for the bus to show up | en |
Two women wait for a bus. | women at work | contradiction | If the women are at work, then they don't need to wait for a bus. | en |
Two women wait for a bus. | women at bus stop | neutral | The women could be waiting for a bus without being at the bus stop. | en |
Two blond dogs sniff one another. | Two dogs are greeting each other. | neutral | Just because the dogs are sniffing each other, does not mean they are greeting each other. | en |
Two blond dogs sniff one another. | The dogs are attacking one another. | contradiction | sniff and attacking is not same | en |
Two blond dogs sniff one another. | Two dogs sniff one another. | entailment | Two dogs sniff one another are bad dogs. | en |
A baseball player strains to throw a ball. | The players shoulder has been hurting him. | neutral | The fact that a baseball player strains to throw a ball doesn't imply that his shoulder has been hurting him. | en |
A baseball player strains to throw a ball. | The player is throwing the ball. | entailment | The baseball player is straining to throw the ball. | en |
A baseball player strains to throw a ball. | The player cannot throw a ball. | contradiction | If a player strains to throw a ball, it is because it is able to do it. | en |
A man wearing a black shirt is looking at a binder on a music stand while playing a guitar. | A man has a guitar. | entailment | Playing a guitar implies having a guitar. | en |
A man wearing a black shirt is looking at a binder on a music stand while playing a guitar. | A man is playing the tuba. | contradiction | The man is either playing a guitar or playing the tuba. | en |
A man wearing a black shirt is looking at a binder on a music stand while playing a guitar. | A man is picking a new song to learn. | neutral | The fact that a man is looking at a binder on a music stand while playing a guitar doesn't imply that he is picking a new song to learn. | en |
A child is standing on a walkway with the sun to her back. | The child is sitting on a bench. | contradiction | standing and sitting are not same positions | en |
A child is standing on a walkway with the sun to her back. | A child standing with the sun behind her. | entailment | With the sun behind her is a rephrase of with the sun to her back. | en |
A child is standing on a walkway with the sun to her back. | The child is outside. | neutral | The child is not necessarily outside. | en |
A kid is standing on a boardwalk while the parents watch. | There are at least three people in this picture, and they are all outside. | entailment | Parents imply at least two people, so a kid and parents are three people that are on the boardwalk so they must be outside. | en |
A kid is standing on a boardwalk while the parents watch. | The father carries his now asleep son back to the car to head home for the night. | contradiction | A kid can't be standing on a broadwalk and be asleep while his father carried him at the same time. | en |
A kid is standing on a boardwalk while the parents watch. | The child is playing a carnival game on the boardwalk while his parents wait for him to finish. | neutral | The fact that a kid is standing on a boardwalk while the parents watch doesn't imply that he is playing a carnival game and his parents wait for him to finish. | en |
A small child with blond-hair and a pink shirt stands alone on a bridge. | A small child is about to jump into the river. | neutral | Not all children standing on a bridge are about to jump.Not all bridges are on the river. | en |
A small child with blond-hair and a pink shirt stands alone on a bridge. | A small child is standing on a bridge with their parents. | contradiction | A child thar is with their parents is not alone. | en |
A small child with blond-hair and a pink shirt stands alone on a bridge. | A small child is standing over a river. | entailment | The child is alone on a bridge, so the bridge must be over a river. | en |
Man in black shirt plays silver electric guitar. | A man is playing on a banjo. | contradiction | electric guitar and banjo are different instruments | en |
Man in black shirt plays silver electric guitar. | A man is playing guitar. | neutral | Just because the man plays the guitar sometimes, does not mean that he is playing it now. | en |
Man in black shirt plays silver electric guitar. | A man plays a silver electric guitar. | entailment | Man in black shirt is the same as man | en |
A little girl walking on a concrete boardwalk. | A girl is walking as she eats candy. | neutral | You can do other things then eat candy while waling on a concrete boardwalk | en |
A little girl walking on a concrete boardwalk. | A girl is sitting in the sand. | contradiction | The girl cant be walking on a concrete boardwalk and be sitting in the sand simultaneously. | en |
A little girl walking on a concrete boardwalk. | A girl is walking on a boardwalk. | entailment | Little is a way to describe a girl, and concrete is a walk to descrie the boardwalk, so the girl is walking on a concrete boardwalk. | en |
A group men playing musical instruments. | people play jazz | neutral | There is other kinds of music then jazz | en |
A group men playing musical instruments. | people play instruments | entailment | Men are people, so people must be playing musical instruments. | en |
A group men playing musical instruments. | hockey goalie stops shot | contradiction | Men and goalie are contradictory because goalie is gender neutral. | en |
City workers are working on the subway. | people outside | contradiction | City workers provides specificity that people does not, therefore, the sentences are contradictory. | en |
City workers are working on the subway. | city workers are working | entailment | working on the subway shows that city workers are working | en |
City workers are working on the subway. | people are working outside | neutral | The subway is not always outside | en |
Four Musicians are playing music on a baseball field. | Six Musicians are playing music on a soccer field. | contradiction | The adjectives describing the number (four and six) of musicians is in conflict rendering these sentences as contradictory. | en |
Four Musicians are playing music on a baseball field. | Four male Musicians are playing music on a baseball field. | neutral | Not all musicians are male | en |
Four Musicians are playing music on a baseball field. | Musicians are playing music. | entailment | Four musicians playing music is the same as musicians playing music. | en |
Men are playing different musical instruments in a park. | They make music together | entailment | Playing different musical instruments is making music. Men doing it in the same place is men doing it together. | en |
Men are playing different musical instruments in a park. | They play hocket in the park | contradiction | Men and they are contradictory because they is gender neutral . | en |
Men are playing different musical instruments in a park. | They have been in a band together for 5 years | neutral | They could have known each other for a different amount of time other then 5 years | en |
Many people in orange jackets are working in the subway station. | Some people are milling around the subway in orange jackets. | neutral | Just because there are people working in the subway station, does not mean that there are some people that are milling around. | en |
Many people in orange jackets are working in the subway station. | A person is waiting on a subway. | contradiction | working and waiting are not same actions | en |
Many people in orange jackets are working in the subway station. | Lots of people are working in the subway station. | entailment | Both subjects are working | en |
Workers in hard hats and orange vests laying cement tiles over the floor. | Workers are working with cement tiles. | entailment | Laying cement tiles is a way of working with cement tiles. | en |
Workers in hard hats and orange vests laying cement tiles over the floor. | Workers are adding a new floor to a building. | neutral | Laying cement tiles is not always in a building | en |
Workers in hard hats and orange vests laying cement tiles over the floor. | Workers are wearing hard hats and eating lunch. | contradiction | Works can not lay cement tiles and be eating at the same time. | en |
Construction workers laying cement in a building. | Tired construction workers are working in a building. | neutral | The construction workers are not necessarily tired. | en |
Construction workers laying cement in a building. | Construction workers are sleeping on the job. | contradiction | Workers cannot lay cement while sleeping. | en |
Construction workers laying cement in a building. | Construction workers are working in a building. | entailment | Construction workers laying cement is the work in a building | en |
Musicians play on a baseball diamond. | There are people playing baseball | entailment | Musicians often play on the diamond before baseball games | en |
Musicians play on a baseball diamond. | There are people playing baseball outdoors | neutral | Just because musicians are playing, it does not mean people are playing baseball outside | en |
Musicians play on a baseball diamond. | There are people watching musicians | contradiction | Musicians play and people watching are two completely different subjects in the sentence. | en |
A relaxing day of fishing for this young man. | A man fishes. | entailment | A Man relaxing by fishing | en |
A relaxing day of fishing for this young man. | A tornado passes near a man that is fishing. | contradiction | A tornado cannot occur during a relaxing day. | en |
A relaxing day of fishing for this young man. | A man has a nice break from his wife and kids while off the coast of Florida fishing for marlin. | neutral | We have no idea if he is off he coast of Florida fishing for marlin, he could be anywhere fishing for any type of fish. | en |
Two men walking in front of a Farmers Market. | Two men run past a Farmers Market while trying to lose some cops. | contradiction | The verbs walking, run and trying are in conflict thus the sentences contradict one another. | en |
Two men walking in front of a Farmers Market. | Two men are walking in front of a Farmers Market looking for ripe melons. | neutral | There is other things at a farmers market then ripe melons | en |
Two men walking in front of a Farmers Market. | Two men are walking near a Farmers Market. | entailment | Walking in front of something constitutes walking near it. | en |
Two men in shorts and flip-flops walking in front of the Farmer's Market. | Two men walk in front of a market. | entailment | The farmers market is a market. | en |
Two men in shorts and flip-flops walking in front of the Farmer's Market. | Two men walk in front of the market they shop at. | neutral | We have no idea if they shop at this market, they could just be walking past it. | en |
Two men in shorts and flip-flops walking in front of the Farmer's Market. | Two men burn down a market then run from the cops. | contradiction | Men in shorts and flip-flops are unlikely to burn down a market and they are walking as opposed to running from cops. | en |
Two men in shorts and sandals are carrying food and drinks at a farmers market. | Men looking at used cars. | contradiction | Men cannot be carrying food while looking at used cars. | en |
Two men in shorts and sandals are carrying food and drinks at a farmers market. | Men enjoying day out and about shopping. | neutral | We have no idea if they are enjoying their day, they could be in bad moods. | en |
Two men in shorts and sandals are carrying food and drinks at a farmers market. | Men shopping their local market. | entailment | Carrying food and drinks at a farmers market is a form of shopping their local market. | en |
Two men in shorts, sleeveless shirts, and sandals hold plastic cups of iced tea in front of a clock tower labeled' Farmers Market.' | Men in shorts at a market | entailment | A Farmers Market is a market, being in front of a clock tower with this label happens when at the market. | en |
Two men in shorts, sleeveless shirts, and sandals hold plastic cups of iced tea in front of a clock tower labeled' Farmers Market.' | Two men buying fresh food for their dinner date | neutral | There is other things then fresh food and it never talks about a dinner date | en |
Two men in shorts, sleeveless shirts, and sandals hold plastic cups of iced tea in front of a clock tower labeled' Farmers Market.' | Two men sitting down at pizza hut | contradiction | The sentence are contradictory because the first has a complete predicate using the word hold and the second has a dangling participle with the word sitting. | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | The young men are at the farmer's market. | entailment | men walk at the market | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | 2 men kick a circus clown | contradiction | The men cannot be walking leisurely through a farmer's market and kicking a circus clown simultaneously. | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | The young men are causing a scene. | contradiction | The word two offers specificity regarding the subjects (men) and the second sentence does not offer the specificity. | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | A gay couple out for a date peruse the farmer's market | neutral | Young people can go to the farmer's market together without necessarily being a gay couple out for a date. | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | The young men are going to buy fresh produce. | neutral | It never says they plan to buy anything | en |
Two young men similarly attired walk leisurely through a farmer's market shortly before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, drinking a beverage, possibly tea. | Two men walking through a market | entailment | Young men are men. Walking through a farmers market includes in its scope, walking through a market. | en |
A boy getting his hair buzzed off by another boy. | A boy getting a haircut because he has gum in his hair. | neutral | You can get a haircut for other reasons then having gum in your hair | en |
A boy getting his hair buzzed off by another boy. | A boy getting a haircut. | entailment | Getting hair buzzed off is getting a haircut. | en |
A boy getting his hair buzzed off by another boy. | A girl braiding her hair. | contradiction | The genders of the subjects (girl and boy) are contradictory in these sentences. | en |
A boy is sitting in a chair getting a haircut. | A boy is swimming with his friends. | contradiction | The verbs of sitting and swimming are different thus rendering the sentences contradictory. | en |
A boy is sitting in a chair getting a haircut. | A boy is sitting down. | entailment | Sitting in a chair is sitting down. | en |
A boy is sitting in a chair getting a haircut. | A boy is donating hair to charity. | neutral | A boy getting his hair cut will not necessarily be donating hair to charity. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A boy gives another person a hair cut. | entailment | Shaving a person's hair is giving them a hair cut. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A male is shaving a black persons hair , while wearing a garment. | entailment | A boy is a male. Most African-Americans are black. Clothing is a garment. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A woman is braiding the long hair of another woman outside. | contradiction | Woman and boy are different gender. Shaving and braiding hair are different actions. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | An African American is sitting at the barbershop. | contradiction | A barbershop is typically not in a home. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A boy is happily shaving an African American's hair. | neutral | The boy isn't necessarily happily shaving hair. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | An African American man shaves a little girl's head. | contradiction | A man is not considered a boy. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A boy is shaving an African American's hair. | entailment | HE IS SHAVING. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A boy is running. | contradiction | One cannot be running and shaving hair at the same time. | en |
A boy is shaving a African American's hair in a home setting he has clothing over him so he does n't get hair on himself. | A boy is cutting his fathers hair. | neutral | The boy is not necessarily cutting his fathers hair. | en |
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