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premise: A person in shorts with a tattooed calf holds the leash of a large white dog in a blue vest. hypothesis: A person is walking a cat. | contradiction: dog is contradictory to cat. |
premise: A person in shorts with a tattooed calf holds the leash of a large white dog in a blue vest. hypothesis: A person has a big goldenretriever. | neutral: Not all dogs are big goldenretrievers. |
premise: A person in shorts with a tattooed calf holds the leash of a large white dog in a blue vest. hypothesis: A person is walking a dog. | entailment: if you hold the leash it is often you are walking the dog. |
premise: A person in shorts with a tattooed calf holds the leash of a large white dog in a blue vest. hypothesis: a person holds a dog on a leash. | entailment: holds the leash of a large white dog is reworded to holds a dog on a leash. |
premise: A man with a tattoo on his leg is standing against a wall with a white dog on a leash. hypothesis: A man is petting a lizard. | contradiction: There can either be a lizard or a dog,. |
premise: A man with a tattoo on his leg is standing against a wall with a white dog on a leash. hypothesis: A man with his dog is waiting for his friend. | neutral: You can not infer he is waiting. |
premise: A man with a tattoo on his leg is standing against a wall with a white dog on a leash. hypothesis: A man is out with his dog. | entailment: The man is with a dog in a leash outside so he is out. |
premise: A young girl sits on a man's shoulders. hypothesis: A young girl runs around a crowded area. | contradiction: girl sits cannot mean a girl runs at the same time. |
premise: A young girl sits on a man's shoulders. hypothesis: A father holds up his daughter so she can get a better view of the concert from his shoulders. | neutral: The relationship of the two is unknown. Not all young girls are trying to get better views of a concert while sitting on shoulders. |
premise: A young girl sits on a man's shoulders. hypothesis: A man holds up a girl on his shoulders. | entailment: the girl is being held up if she sits on a mans shoulders. |
premise: A girl in a pink dress steps carefully over a puddle. hypothesis: A girl in shorts jumps into a puddle. | contradiction: girl in dress cannot mean girl in shorts at the same time. |
premise: A girl in a pink dress steps carefully over a puddle. hypothesis: A girl didn't want to ruin her clothes. | neutral: Just because a girl steps over a puddle does not mean she does not want to ruin her clothes. |
premise: A girl in a pink dress steps carefully over a puddle. hypothesis: A girl in a dress steps carefully over a puddle. | entailment: girl in a pink dress is the same with more description as girl in a dress. |
premise: Two guitar players dressed in white. hypothesis: Two people are playing musical instruments. | entailment: Guitar players are people too. |
premise: Two guitar players dressed in white. hypothesis: Two people are wearing all black. | contradiction: The people can either wearing white or black. |
premise: Two guitar players dressed in white. hypothesis: Two people are part of a band. | neutral: You can not infer they are in a band. |
premise: A driver communicating on his walkie talkie. hypothesis: A girl is on her cellphone outside. | contradiction: There can either be a man or a girl. |
premise: A driver communicating on his walkie talkie. hypothesis: A taxi driver is communicating with other drivers. | neutral: You can not infer he drives a taxi. |
premise: A driver communicating on his walkie talkie. hypothesis: A driver is talking. | entailment: Talking is a form of communication. |
premise: A baseball player in a white outfit swings to hit a baseball. hypothesis: A baseball player in a white outfit swings to hit a baseball outside the stadium. | neutral: A baseball player hitting a baseball is not necessarily trying to hit the baseball outside the stadium. |
premise: A baseball player in a white outfit swings to hit a baseball. hypothesis: A baseball player swings to hit a baseball. | entailment: both describe baseball. |
premise: A baseball player in a white outfit swings to hit a baseball. hypothesis: A baseball player in a swings to hit a football. | contradiction: player who hits a baseball cannot mean a player who hits a football at the same time. |
premise: There are two swimmers in the ocean holding onto a rope, which has a balloon at the end of it. hypothesis: The swimmers are stranded and are trying to alert a rescuer with the balloon. | neutral: Two swimmers in the ocean with a balloon are not necessarily stranded and trying to alert a rescuer. |
premise: There are two swimmers in the ocean holding onto a rope, which has a balloon at the end of it. hypothesis: There is a balloon on the rope. | entailment: a balloon is on a rope in both. |
premise: There are two swimmers in the ocean holding onto a rope, which has a balloon at the end of it. hypothesis: The men are sunbathing on the beach. | contradiction: swimmers cannot be sunbathing at the same time. |
premise: An older woman laying out in the grass near the ocean. hypothesis: An older woman layes on the grass near the ocean. | entailment: Layes is the present tense of the phrase laying out meaning the woman is doing it right now. |
premise: An older woman laying out in the grass near the ocean. hypothesis: A young woman walks in the field. | contradiction: Either there is an older woman is laying down on the grass or a young woman who walks and is standing up. |
premise: An older woman laying out in the grass near the ocean. hypothesis: A woman sleeps on the beach. | neutral: Just because she is laying out near the ocean does not mean she is on the beach or that she sleeps. |
premise: A person is laying in the grass in front of the ocean. hypothesis: A person is outside. | entailment: Grass is usually outside. |
premise: A person is laying in the grass in front of the ocean. hypothesis: The person is having a picnic. | neutral: You can not infer there is a picnic. |
premise: A person is laying in the grass in front of the ocean. hypothesis: The person is sitting in a house. | contradiction: One cannot be laying and sitting at the same time. |
premise: A surfer is riding a wave on the ocean during an orange sunset. hypothesis: A surfer is riding a tidal wave on the ocean. | contradiction: One statement saying during a sunset the other does not. One is a tidal wave one is not. |
premise: A surfer is riding a wave on the ocean during an orange sunset. hypothesis: A surfer is riding a large wave on the ocean. | neutral: The size of the wave cannot be determined. |
premise: A surfer is riding a wave on the ocean during an orange sunset. hypothesis: A surfer is riding a wave on the ocean. | entailment: The surfer is riding a wave because he/she is riding a wave during sunset. |
premise: Two women are holding the butt of a naked man. hypothesis: Three people are touching. | entailment: Women are touching a man on the butt. |
premise: Two women are holding the butt of a naked man. hypothesis: Three people total are in the space. | neutral: There could have been other people in the area making the total more than three people. |
premise: Two women are holding the butt of a naked man. hypothesis: No woman are present. | contradiction: There can either be two women or no women. |
premise: A little girl in a genie costume steps over a puddle in a dramatic way. hypothesis: A boy dives into a large swimming pool. | contradiction: girl cannot be a boy. |
premise: A little girl in a genie costume steps over a puddle in a dramatic way. hypothesis: A person is avoiding something on the ground. | contradiction: girl cannot be a person at the same time. |
premise: A little girl in a genie costume steps over a puddle in a dramatic way. hypothesis: A girl lifts her pants high and leaps over a puddle while squealing loudly. | neutral: A girl stepping over a puddle dramatically is not necessarily lifting her pants high to leap over the puddle while squealing loudly. |
premise: Two men wearing white suits play guitar on stage. hypothesis: Two men are performing on stage. | entailment: playing guitar is performing, they are on stage in both. |
premise: Two men wearing white suits play guitar on stage. hypothesis: Two men are playing pianos. | contradiction: men who play guitar cannot be men playing pianos at the same time. |
premise: Two men wearing white suits play guitar on stage. hypothesis: Two men are playing in a rock concert. | neutral: Two men playing guitar on stage are not necessarily playing a rock concert. |
premise: Onlookers are praying that the cowboy does not fall off the bull in the rodeo. hypothesis: People are in Mexico watching a rodeo. | neutral: People watching a rodeo are not necessarily in Mexico. |
premise: Onlookers are praying that the cowboy does not fall off the bull in the rodeo. hypothesis: People are watching a rodeo. | entailment: onlookers are people, and they are witnessing a rodeo in both. |
premise: Onlookers are praying that the cowboy does not fall off the bull in the rodeo. hypothesis: The people are watching a football game. | contradiction: onlookers praying cannot mean people watching at the same time. |
premise: A male bull rider maintains his balance while his bull kicks his rear legs off in attempt to throw the rider off. hypothesis: A man is riding an animal. | entailment: a male bull rider is a man who is likely riding an animal. |
premise: A male bull rider maintains his balance while his bull kicks his rear legs off in attempt to throw the rider off. hypothesis: A man is riding a horse. | contradiction: bull rider does not mean riding a horse. |
premise: A male bull rider maintains his balance while his bull kicks his rear legs off in attempt to throw the rider off. hypothesis: A man is wearing spurs. | neutral: A bull rider does not necessarily wear spurs. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: A groom and his friends pose for a wedding picture on some stairs. | neutral: A group of men dressed identically except one are not necessarily a groom and his friends posing for a wedding picture. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: A bunch of guys wearing different colored shirts. | contradiction: 14 men cannot mean bunch of guys. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Some people try to catch a dog in a church. | contradiction: Men cannot try to catch a dog in church while just standing. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: twelve ladies eat pasta. | contradiction: !4 men are not twelve ladies. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: many guys stands on a set of stairs in nearly identical shirts. | entailment: 14 men are many guys, nearly identical accounts for the one man who is not wearing the same shirt. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Tall people standing. | neutral: A group of 14 men are not necessarily tall. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: People standing up. | entailment: men are people, they are standing in both. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: There is only one person present. | contradiction: !4 men are more than one person. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Two dozen men stand on a staircase, two on each stair, dressed the same except one of them. | entailment: stairs are a staircase, in both they wear the same shirt except one man. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Nobody is standing. | contradiction: If nobody is standing then the 14 men are not standing. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: a wedding picture of groom and groomsmen. | neutral: A group of 14 men on stairs is not necessarily a wedding picture of groom and groomsmen. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Some people on stairs. | entailment: men are people, they are on stairs. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: The men are all coworkers. | neutral: men doesn't always mean coworkers. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: Men stand for a group photo, wearing matching shirts (except for one). | neutral: standing doesn't always mean group photo. |
premise: A group of 14 men are standing up stairs with a pair of men on each stair with identical shirts on except for one. hypothesis: There are multiple people present. | entailment: 14 men are multiple people. |
premise: A small child is running. hypothesis: The child is moving. | entailment: Running is a form of moving. |
premise: A small child is running. hypothesis: The child is wearing a baseball cap. | neutral: A running child does not need to be wearing a baseball cap. |
premise: A small child is running. hypothesis: The small child is sitting on the park bench. | contradiction: Running is the opposite of sitting still. |
premise: A child in a pink coat and orange pants is running. hypothesis: A child inside watching TV. | contradiction: The child running cannot be inside watching TV. |
premise: A child in a pink coat and orange pants is running. hypothesis: A child in a coat playing in the rain. | neutral: running. doesn't always mean playing. |
premise: A child in a pink coat and orange pants is running. hypothesis: A child in pink and orange playing. | entailment: The child is running so the child is playing. |
premise: The bull throws the rider in a rodeo. hypothesis: The rodeo had thousands of people are watching a rodeo. | neutral: You can not infer there were thousands of people there. |
premise: The bull throws the rider in a rodeo. hypothesis: The Rider tries to stay on the bull at a rodeo. | entailment: A rider tries to stay on, however the bull throws the rider at a rodeo. |
premise: The bull throws the rider in a rodeo. hypothesis: A man rides a horse at a rodeo. | contradiction: a horse is not a bull. |
premise: A group of men gather on the stairs for a photo-op. hypothesis: The men are flying a kite. | contradiction: The men cannot be taking a photo and flying a kite. |
premise: A group of men gather on the stairs for a photo-op. hypothesis: There is men on the stairs. | entailment: Group of men consists of men for sure. |
premise: A group of men gather on the stairs for a photo-op. hypothesis: They are smiling. | neutral: Sentence 1 is missing smiling. |
premise: A little child is running past a wooden double door wearing a hooded jacket and shoes with orange pants. hypothesis: A child runs to find a hiding spot during hide and seek. | neutral: running doesn't always mean hiding. |
premise: A little child is running past a wooden double door wearing a hooded jacket and shoes with orange pants. hypothesis: A child runs through a door. | entailment: The child runs by the door. |
premise: A little child is running past a wooden double door wearing a hooded jacket and shoes with orange pants. hypothesis: A child sits and watches television. | contradiction: The child running cannot be the one that sits. |
premise: Two young girls are smiling at the camera. hypothesis: Two young boys are frowning at the camera. | contradiction: Girls are not boys. |
premise: Two young girls are smiling at the camera. hypothesis: Two young girls are smiling at a theme park. | neutral: camera doesn't always mean theme park. |
premise: Two young girls are smiling at the camera. hypothesis: Two young girls are smiling. | entailment: Two young girls are smiling is the same as two young girls are smiling. |
premise: A skier wearing blue snow pants is flying through the air near a jump. hypothesis: A skier is in a competion for the gold. | neutral: A skier flying in the air for the gold competition . |
premise: A skier wearing blue snow pants is flying through the air near a jump. hypothesis: A skier is wearing skiis. | entailment: A skier flying through the air must be wearing skiis. |
premise: A skier wearing blue snow pants is flying through the air near a jump. hypothesis: A man is riding a bike. | contradiction: The man can either be on skies or riding a bike. |
premise: A skier stands on his hands in the snow in front of a movie camera. hypothesis: a dog stands on his paws. | contradiction: A skier is not a dog. |
premise: A skier stands on his hands in the snow in front of a movie camera. hypothesis: a man stands on hsi hands. | neutral: skier doesn't always mean man. |
premise: A skier stands on his hands in the snow in front of a movie camera. hypothesis: a skier stands on his hands. | entailment: The skier stands on his hands. |
premise: a skier is being filmed by a man with video camera on a jib. hypothesis: A skier being videotaped going down a hill. | neutral: jib doesn't always mean .down a hill. |
premise: a skier is being filmed by a man with video camera on a jib. hypothesis: A skier is not wearing any skis. | contradiction: A skier not wearing any skis cannot be filmed. |
premise: a skier is being filmed by a man with video camera on a jib. hypothesis: A skier being videotaped. | entailment: Being filmed means being videotaped. |
premise: A person is holding a camera while a skier does a trick. hypothesis: A photographer is holding a camera. | entailment: A photographer is a person. |
premise: A person is holding a camera while a skier does a trick. hypothesis: A whale is swimming by itself. | contradiction: A person is not a whale. |
premise: A person is holding a camera while a skier does a trick. hypothesis: A person is cold while watching a performace. | neutral: trick doesn't always mean .performace. |
premise: Two young, dark-skinned girls are smiling and laughing. hypothesis: The girls are crying in the rain. | contradiction: The girls wouldn't be crying if they are smiling and laughing. |
premise: Two young, dark-skinned girls are smiling and laughing. hypothesis: The girls are happy. | entailment: The girls are smiling and laughing so they must be happy. |
premise: Two young, dark-skinned girls are smiling and laughing. hypothesis: The two girls are laughing at the puppet show. | neutral: girls doesn't always mean puppet show. |
premise: A small boy rides a wooden toy and smiles. hypothesis: a girl rides a toy. | contradiction: It's either a boy or a girl, not both. |
premise: A small boy rides a wooden toy and smiles. hypothesis: a boy rides a wooden toy. | entailment: The boy rides the toy. |
premise: A small boy rides a wooden toy and smiles. hypothesis: a white boy rides a toy. | neutral: boy doesn't always mean white. |
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