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Two men, one standing and one seated on the ground are attempting to wrangle a bull as dust from the action is being kicked up.
A rodeo clown tries to save a rider from a bull.
neutral
Sentence 1: Two men, one standing and one seated on the ground are attempting to wrangle a bull as dust from the action is being kicked up. Sentence 2: A rodeo clown tries to save a rider from a bull.
en
Two men, one standing and one seated on the ground are attempting to wrangle a bull as dust from the action is being kicked up.
Two cowboys are having a picnic.
contradiction
The two men cannot be having a picnic and attempting to wrangle a bull simultaneously.
en
Two men, one standing and one seated on the ground are attempting to wrangle a bull as dust from the action is being kicked up.
Two cowboys attempt to wrangle a bull.
entailment
Cowboys are a type of men that wrangle bulls.
en
Two hockey players slide into each other on the ice
The hockey players were in front of a large crowd.
neutral
Sentence 1: Two hockey players slide into each other on the ice Sentence 2: The hockey players were in front of a large crowd.
en
Two hockey players slide into each other on the ice
The hockey players were on the ice.
entailment
"Slide into each other" indicates the players were on ice.
en
Two hockey players slide into each other on the ice
The hockey players were in class learning russian.
contradiction
The two hockey players cannot slide into eachother on the ice and be in class learning russian simultaneously.
en
Two hockey players fall to the ground in a game.
Two girls have a pillowfight in a dormitory
contradiction
The people can't play hockey while they have a pillowfight.
en
Two hockey players fall to the ground in a game.
Rival hockey players body check each other in a high-stakes game
neutral
A hockey game doesn't have to be in high-stakes.
en
Two hockey players fall to the ground in a game.
Two people are falling
entailment
Players are falling on to the ground during the game
en
A boy playing hockey lies on the ice, injured.
players play football
contradiction
The boy can't play hockey and football at the same time.
en
A boy playing hockey lies on the ice, injured.
hockey player playing
neutral
A boy playing hockey, doesn't mean he's a hockey player.
en
A boy playing hockey lies on the ice, injured.
hockey player injured lied on ice
entailment
A boy playing hockey is a hockey player.
en
The two hockey players are down on the ice.
The men are playing baseball.
contradiction
THe two men cannot be playing basketball and be hockey players down on the ice simultaneously.
en
The two hockey players are down on the ice.
The players are on the ice.
entailment
For the players to be down on the ice indicates they still are on the ice.
en
The two hockey players are down on the ice.
The players are getting ready for a game.
neutral
Sentence 1: The two hockey players are down on the ice. Sentence 2: The players are getting ready for a game.
en
Two hockey players fall on the ice.
A soccer player runs away.
contradiction
The subject cannot be two hockey players and a soccer player simultaneously. The subject cannot fall on ice and run away simultaneously.
en
Two hockey players fall on the ice.
Two teammates fall down.
neutral
Sentence 1: Two hockey players fall on the ice. Sentence 2: Two teammates fall down.
en
Two hockey players fall on the ice.
Two players fall down.
entailment
To fall on the ice implies the players fall down.
en
A little boy in a blue hat and black bathing suit is staring at the ocean.
A boy is building a snowman in the winter.
contradiction
The boy wouldn't be in a bathing suit during the winter.
en
A little boy in a blue hat and black bathing suit is staring at the ocean.
A boy is staring at a shark in the ocean.
neutral
A boy in the ocean doesn't mean his staring at a shark.
en
A little boy in a blue hat and black bathing suit is staring at the ocean.
A boy is near a body of water.
entailment
Ocean can be taken as a body of water
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
a boy in the snow throws snowballs
contradiction
The boy cannot simultaneously throw snowballs and be in a summer hat shovelng at the beach.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy is playing outside.
entailment
Shoveling is a form of playing, and "at the beach" implies being outside.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A family is spending the day at the beach.
neutral
Sentence 1: A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean. Sentence 2: A family is spending the day at the beach.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
The boy is swimming in the ocean.
contradiction
The boy cannot be swimming and shoveling simultaneously.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy is at the beach.
entailment
A male child is a boy.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
a boy is making a sand castle
neutral
Sentence 1: A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean. Sentence 2: a boy is making a sand castle
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy doesn't like being in the ocean, so he's making sandcastles instead.
neutral
Sentence 1: A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean. Sentence 2: A boy doesn't like being in the ocean, so he's making sandcastles instead.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A child is playing in the sand.
entailment
Shoveling at the beach is a form of playing in the sand.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
The boy is sitting inside playing with his tablet.
contradiction
The boy cannot be outside shoveling at the beach if he is sitting inside playing with his tablet.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy plays in the sand.
neutral
Sentence 1: A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean. Sentence 2: A boy plays in the sand.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy is making a snowman
contradiction
Weather cannot be hot and cold at the same time.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
The boy wants to swim, but the water is too cold.
neutral
Sentence 1: A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean. Sentence 2: The boy wants to swim, but the water is too cold.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy swims at the beach and hold a sea shell.
contradiction
The boy cannot be shoveling and swimming simultaneously.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
a boy has a shovel
entailment
A male child is a boy, and he cannot be shoveling unless he has a shovel.
en
A male child in a blue summer hat shoveling at the beach looks on at a family that plays in the ocean.
A boy with a shovel watches a family.
entailment
A male child is a boy, and looks on at a family means that he watches them.
en
This is a beach scene consisting of a child by the shoreline holding a shovel full of sand and looking out at a group of people in the water.
This is a scene consisting of a child protesting child labor.
neutral
Sentence 1: This is a beach scene consisting of a child by the shoreline holding a shovel full of sand and looking out at a group of people in the water. Sentence 2: This is a scene consisting of a child protesting child labor.
en
This is a beach scene consisting of a child by the shoreline holding a shovel full of sand and looking out at a group of people in the water.
This is a scene consisting of a child sleeping indoors.
contradiction
The boy is described as shoveling or sleeping, both are contradictory.
en
This is a beach scene consisting of a child by the shoreline holding a shovel full of sand and looking out at a group of people in the water.
This is a scene consisting of a child.
entailment
A scene consisting of a child consists of a child.
en
This family is relaxing outside of their motorhome.
A family is outside.
entailment
outside implies outside of their motorhome
en
This family is relaxing outside of their motorhome.
A family is outside a mansion.
contradiction
The family cannot be outside of a motor home and a mansion at the same time.
en
This family is relaxing outside of their motorhome.
A family has food.
neutral
Just because the family is relaxing doesn't mean they have food.
en
Women play volleyball while two referees manage the game.
The women are hitting the volleyball across the net
neutral
They don't have to hit the volleyball across the net, it can be somewhere else.
en
Women play volleyball while two referees manage the game.
There is a volleyball match happening
entailment
Women who play volleyball are in a volleyball match.
en
Women play volleyball while two referees manage the game.
Women are playing soccer
contradiction
Cannot play volleyball and soccer simultaneously.
en
A tall, skinny guy with long black hair is walking while talking on a cellphone and carrying a drum on his head.
A tall guy is singing and swinging his arms while walking down some stairs.
contradiction
A man who is walking while talking on a cellphone and carrying a drum on his head would not be singing and swing his arms while doing so, additionally, walking down stairs while swinging one's arms would be extremely difficult to do while carrying someone on one's head.
en
A tall, skinny guy with long black hair is walking while talking on a cellphone and carrying a drum on his head.
A guy is who is not short is currently in motion.
entailment
If a guy is tall he is not short
en
A tall, skinny guy with long black hair is walking while talking on a cellphone and carrying a drum on his head.
A guy is walking home from band practice.
neutral
A guy walking home with a drum doesn't suggest, he's off from a band practice.
en
A child in a hat and jacket is looking at flowers.
A child wears a turban.
contradiction
Cannot wear hat and turban at same time.
en
A child in a hat and jacket is looking at flowers.
A child wears a hat.
entailment
if the child is in a hat, the child wears a hat.
en
A child in a hat and jacket is looking at flowers.
A child wears a large hat with a bow.
neutral
Not all hats need to have a bow.
en
Two little boys holding apples near the street.
The boys are sleeping.
contradiction
The boys can only be asleep or outside near the street.
en
Two little boys holding apples near the street.
The boys are collecting apples to make applesauce.
neutral
The boys can simply eat the apples, without having to make applesauce.
en
Two little boys holding apples near the street.
The boys have apples.
entailment
Two little boys holding apples have apples.
en
Two young boys with apples hop a concrete barrier.
The boys are sitting quietly in class.
contradiction
If boys are sitting quietly in class, they cannot be hopping a concrete barrier at the same time.
en
Two young boys with apples hop a concrete barrier.
The boys just stole the apples and are running away.
neutral
The boys may have brought the apples from home, they may not have stolen them. The boys could be slowly hopping a barrier, not running away.
en
Two young boys with apples hop a concrete barrier.
The boys are carrying food and jumping.
entailment
Apples are a type of food. Hop is a form of jumping. The two boys are young.
en
A baseball player places himself in the trajectory of an oncoming baseball.
There is a woman dancing.
contradiction
Can only be a man or a woman.
en
A baseball player places himself in the trajectory of an oncoming baseball.
There is a person playing baseball.
entailment
A baseball player is playing baseball.
en
A baseball player places himself in the trajectory of an oncoming baseball.
The person is playing baseball int he world series.
neutral
You can play baseball and not be in the world series.
en
Two boys with apples leap over a barrier in the street.
The boys are jumping over a tree.
neutral
The barrier isn't necessarily a tree.
en
Two boys with apples leap over a barrier in the street.
The boys have apples.
entailment
Two boys with apples have apples.
en
Two boys with apples leap over a barrier in the street.
The boys have oranges.
contradiction
Apples and Oranges are two different kinds of fruit.
en
Two little boys eating apples climing over a retaining wall.
A girl climbs a wall.
contradiction
A boy and a girl are different genders.
en
Two little boys eating apples climing over a retaining wall.
Two boys eating outside.
entailment
A retaining wall is outside.
en
Two little boys eating apples climing over a retaining wall.
Two boys hiding from their friends.
neutral
They can be climbing the wall for another reason, doesn't have to be because they're hiding from their friends.
en
A man is talking on a cellphone and riding a bike.
A big human talking
neutral
Just because there is a man, does not mean he is big.
en
A man is talking on a cellphone and riding a bike.
Nobody is talking
contradiction
If there is a man, it cannot be nobody.
en
A man is talking on a cellphone and riding a bike.
A human talking
entailment
A man is a human.
en
Some people are sitting at an outside food market at night.
These people are together
neutral
People can sit outside without being together.
en
Some people are sitting at an outside food market at night.
These people are eating in a restaurant
contradiction
They can't be outside if they are in something.
en
Some people are sitting at an outside food market at night.
Its night out
entailment
Night out implies night.
en
Many people outside on bicycles.
People are outside.
entailment
If people are on bicycles they are outside
en
Many people outside on bicycles.
People are riding bikes in a race.
neutral
Just because Many people outside on bicycles doesn't mean they are in a race.
en
Many people outside on bicycles.
People are skiing.
contradiction
People on bicycles are on a wheeled vehicle, typically on a non-snow covered surface while people skiing are on two wooden boards and are going down a snow covered surface; both can not be done simultaneously by the same group of people.
en
Here is a man wearing a gray hat with a flower boutonniere raising his glass.
The best man raises his glass to begin a toast at a wedding reception.
neutral
Other people besides the best man can wear a flower boutonniere.
en
Here is a man wearing a gray hat with a flower boutonniere raising his glass.
A young woman in a dress raises her glass.
contradiction
A man does not normally wear a hat with a flower on it like a woman does.
en
Here is a man wearing a gray hat with a flower boutonniere raising his glass.
Someone in formal wear giving a toast.
entailment
A gray hat with a flower boutonniere is formal wear. Raising a glass is a toast.
en
A male is laying down reading a book.
Man reads book.
entailment
A male is a man.
en
A male is laying down reading a book.
Man reads a novel that is about a horrific elevator ride.
neutral
The male can be reading a book about anything, not just a horrific elevator ride.
en
A male is laying down reading a book.
A man burns a book.
contradiction
Reading a book and burning a book are two different things.
en
A group of people ride bicycles on a large city street.
A group of people are competing in a bicycle race.
neutral
People can ride bicycles on the street for many reasons, not just for competing in a bicycle race.
en
A group of people ride bicycles on a large city street.
The people are outside on bikes.
entailment
To ride a bike on the street people must be outside.
en
A group of people ride bicycles on a large city street.
A group of people are dancing in the street.
contradiction
Bicycles and dancing are two different activities.
en
Asian people ride their bikes in the street.
The Asian people are biking to work.
neutral
Riding bikes does not imply they are biking to work.
en
Asian people ride their bikes in the street.
These Asian people own bikes.
entailment
Asian people are riding their own bikes, these people must own these bikes.
en
Asian people ride their bikes in the street.
The Asian people are driving cars.
contradiction
When you ride a bike it is different than driving cars.
en
People gathered together in a dark room.
People gathered together in a room.
entailment
People is several persons which could be a group. So these gathered together in the same room.
en
People gathered together in a dark room.
Dogs gathered together in a dark room.
contradiction
People and dogs are separate types of mammals.
en
People gathered together in a dark room.
Sad people gathered together in a dark room.
neutral
Not all people are sad.
en
A woman stands in front of a bridge, talking passionately through a megaphone.
The woman is indoors.
contradiction
You cannot have a bridge indoors.
en
A woman stands in front of a bridge, talking passionately through a megaphone.
The woman is protesting for equality.
neutral
Talking passionately through a megaphone does not imply she is protesting for equality.
en
A woman stands in front of a bridge, talking passionately through a megaphone.
The woman is outside.
entailment
A bridge has to be outside, so the woman stands in front of the bridge who is outside.
en
A middle-aged barber is standing by his chair in an empty shop.
The barber cuts the hair of his patron.
contradiction
If the shop is empty then the barber would not be cutting the hair of the patron.
en
A middle-aged barber is standing by his chair in an empty shop.
The barber has no customer.
entailment
The barber is standing by on an empty shop signifies there are no customers.
en
A middle-aged barber is standing by his chair in an empty shop.
The barber will soon be closing his shop.
neutral
Standing in an empty shop does not imply he will soon be closing his shop.
en
A man is welding something made of metal near many tools.
A man is welding a door near many tools.
neutral
Not all somethings are a door.
en
A man is welding something made of metal near many tools.
A person uses their hands on an object made of metal.
entailment
A man is welding something made of metal. Welding something made of metal is clearly stated.
en
A man is welding something made of metal near many tools.
A man is spraypainting graffiti near tools.
contradiction
Welding and spray painting are different things.
en
A man is welding, as the sparks fall into the air.
There is a man working.
entailment
This state's a working man is welding. Welding is the Man's work.
en