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premise: A construction worker in a gray shirt and jeans crouches next to a orange bucket and white bags of materials. hypothesis: A working man inspects contents of a bucket. | entailment: It's the duty of the construction worker to inspect the content in a bucket. |
premise: A man who appears to be a construction worker smiling at someone. hypothesis: A man frowning at the ground. | contradiction: The man is smiling at someone, not frowning at the ground. |
premise: A man who appears to be a construction worker smiling at someone. hypothesis: A man smiling. | entailment: A construction worker is a man. |
premise: A man who appears to be a construction worker smiling at someone. hypothesis: A man smiling at his co-worker. | neutral: worker doesn't always mean co-worker. |
premise: Dark-haired construction worker in a building. hypothesis: A construction worker is fixing the plumbing in a building. | neutral: worker doesn't always mean fixing the plumbing. |
premise: Dark-haired construction worker in a building. hypothesis: A construction worker is in a building. | entailment: A construction worker doesn't have to be dark-haired. |
premise: Dark-haired construction worker in a building. hypothesis: A woman is in the woods camping alone. | contradiction: The worker is in a building, not in the woods. |
premise: A smiling construction worker kneeling down. hypothesis: The construction worker is kneeling down to tie their shoes. | neutral: kneeling doesn't always mean to tie their shoes. |
premise: A smiling construction worker kneeling down. hypothesis: A smiling lawyer is jumping for joy. | contradiction: The construction worker isn't a lawyer. The worker is kneeling down, not jumping for joy. |
premise: A smiling construction worker kneeling down. hypothesis: A person is kneeling down. | entailment: A construction worker is a person. |
premise: A white greyhound wearing a yellow and black jacket is running on a track. hypothesis: the dog is peeing and stopped. | contradiction: The dog is running on a track, not stopped. The dog can't be peeing when running. |
premise: A white greyhound wearing a yellow and black jacket is running on a track. hypothesis: the dog is very fast. | neutral: running doesn't always mean fast. |
premise: A white greyhound wearing a yellow and black jacket is running on a track. hypothesis: the dog is running. | entailment: A greyhound is a dog. |
premise: Sales man, standing at the counter in a blue and white long-sleeve sweater. hypothesis: The man is sitting in a chair. | contradiction: The man cannot be sitting and standing at the same time. |
premise: Sales man, standing at the counter in a blue and white long-sleeve sweater. hypothesis: A man is wearing a sweater. | entailment: "Sales man, standing at the counter in a blue and white long-sleeve sweater." is a rephrasing with more detail of "A man wearing a sweater.". |
premise: Sales man, standing at the counter in a blue and white long-sleeve sweater. hypothesis: The sales man is standing at the counter. | neutral: Sales man, standing at the counter is same as The sales man is standing at the counter. |
premise: An elderly man selling magazines. hypothesis: An old lady sell magazines. | contradiction: Lady is opposite of man. |
premise: An elderly man selling magazines. hypothesis: An old man sell magazines. | entailment: Elderly means old, trying to sell magazines. |
premise: An elderly man selling magazines. hypothesis: The salesman sell magazines. | entailment: An elderly man selling means he's a salesman. |
premise: A man with a large feather in his hat rides a horse. hypothesis: The man is riding a horse. | entailment: A horse is normally ridden by a man. |
premise: A man with a large feather in his hat rides a horse. hypothesis: The man is in a horse ring. | neutral: horse doesn't always mean ring. |
premise: A man with a large feather in his hat rides a horse. hypothesis: The man is in a kitchen. | contradiction: The man rides a horse so can't be in a kitchen. |
premise: a magazine stand with many multicolored magazines. hypothesis: a magazine stand with many people magazines. | contradiction: Multicolored magazines aren't people magazines. |
premise: a magazine stand with many multicolored magazines. hypothesis: the stand has many magazines. | entailment: Many multicolored magazines means they are many magazines. |
premise: a magazine stand with many multicolored magazines. hypothesis: the stand is over full. | neutral: stand doesn't always mean full. |
premise: An elderly man sells magazines in a stand. hypothesis: the man was giving directions at the stand. | neutral: sells doesn't always mean giving directions. |
premise: An elderly man sells magazines in a stand. hypothesis: the man has magazines. | entailment: An elderly man is a man. |
premise: An elderly man sells magazines in a stand. hypothesis: the woman sells books at her store. | contradiction: The man isn't a woman. |
premise: An old man wearing a blue jean jacket is sitting at the counter of a magazine stand. hypothesis: An old man is wearing a jacket reading magazines. | neutral: Sitting does not imply reading. |
premise: An old man wearing a blue jean jacket is sitting at the counter of a magazine stand. hypothesis: An old man is planning to sleep. | contradiction: Sitting and planning are not same. |
premise: An old man wearing a blue jean jacket is sitting at the counter of a magazine stand. hypothesis: An old man is wearing a jacket and sitting down. | entailment: Wearing a jacket and sitting down is the same as wearing a blue jean jacket and sitting at a counter. |
premise: An older man sells magazines at a magazine stand in Asia. hypothesis: A man sells magazines at a magazine stand in Asia. | entailment: in a both sentence a man sells magazine. |
premise: An older man sells magazines at a magazine stand in Asia. hypothesis: An older man sells magazines at a magazine stand in China. | neutral: Not all of Asia is China. |
premise: An older man sells magazines at a magazine stand in Asia. hypothesis: An older woman sells magazines at a magazine stand in Asia. | contradiction: The man isn't a woman. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man wearing a feathered hat sits at a table as a horse passes by. | contradiction: The man sits atop a horse so can't be sitting at a table. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: The man is standing next to the horse. | contradiction: The man sits atop a horse, not stands next to the horse. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A cowboy rides his horse out to work. | neutral: Not all men on a horse is a cowboy. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man rides a horse. | entailment: in a both sentence man in black house. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A woman wearing white watches a horse competition. | contradiction: The man isn't a woman. The man wears black, not white. The man sits atop a horse so may be in the competition instead of watching the competition. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: The man has been riding his horse all day. | neutral: Just because the man is on his horse does not mean he has been riding his horse all day. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man is sitting on a horse. | entailment: in a both sentence man in horse. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man poses on a horse before a horse show wearing a black feathered hat. | neutral: Just because he is sitting on his horse does not mean he poses on it. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man ride his horse in a competition. | neutral: Just because he sits on his horse does not mean he is going in a competition. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: The man is outdoors. | entailment: If someone sits atop a horse he is most likely outdoors. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man wears a feathered hat while he's sitting on a horse. | entailment: in a both sentence man in sitting on a horse. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man drives his truck in the city. | contradiction: The man sits atop and rides a horse so isn't driving a truck. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: A man rides a horse wearing a hat with a feather in it. | entailment: in a both sentence man wearing a hat. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: The man is holding on to the horse's reins. | neutral: Just because they man is on his horse does not mean he is holding on to the horse's reins. |
premise: Man in black with a feathered hat sits atop a horse. hypothesis: The man is wearing all white clothing. | contradiction: The man in black isn't wearing any white clothing. |
premise: Men and women at reception at a business conference. hypothesis: The business conference has men and women in attendance. | entailment: in a both sentence the business at reception. |
premise: Men and women at reception at a business conference. hypothesis: The men and women are conversating at the reception. | neutral: Just because they are at a business conference does not mean they are conversating. |
premise: Men and women at reception at a business conference. hypothesis: There is men and women at a circus event. | contradiction: The business conference is a very different event to a circus. |
premise: A happy young couple having a glass of whine and talking. hypothesis: Two people are talking while drinking wine. | entailment: Two is a couple, and having a glass is for the purpose of drinking. |
premise: A happy young couple having a glass of whine and talking. hypothesis: A man is sitting alone in a bar. | contradiction: A young couple is not a man who is alone. |
premise: A happy young couple having a glass of whine and talking. hypothesis: A couple is toasting a celebration. | neutral: Just because they are drinking wine doesn't mean they are toasting a celebration. People drink wine for all sorts of reasons. |
premise: A man and a woman are talking to a man in a room filled with people. hypothesis: The people are at a party. | neutral: Just because the room is filled with people does not mean they are at a party. |
premise: A man and a woman are talking to a man in a room filled with people. hypothesis: Some people are talking. | entailment: in a both sentence people are talking to a man. |
premise: A man and a woman are talking to a man in a room filled with people. hypothesis: The man and woman are driving home. | contradiction: One cant be in a room and driving home simultaneously. |
premise: A woman with a tote bag exchanges conversation with people at a trade show. hypothesis: A woman is at a trade show. | entailment: There is a woman at a trade show. |
premise: A woman with a tote bag exchanges conversation with people at a trade show. hypothesis: A woman with a tote bag exchanges conversation about her day with people at a trade show. | neutral: Not all conversation is about someone's day. |
premise: A woman with a tote bag exchanges conversation with people at a trade show. hypothesis: A man with a tote bag exchanges conversation with people at a trade show. | contradiction: Woman and man are different. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The couple are talking with the representative to understand their job better. | neutral: Just because they are talking with a representative does not mean they want to understand their job better. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple throw rice at a wedding. | contradiction: One cant be attending a business event and at a wedding simultaneously. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple negotiates a deal with a representative at an event. | neutral: Just because they are speaking to a representative does not mean they negotiates with him. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The couple are trying to buy something. | neutral: Not all couple speaking to a representative are trying to buy something. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple beats up a representative from a large corporation. | contradiction: One can not be speaking with and beats up someone simultaneously. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The couple are in a business center. | entailment: in a both sentence the couple are indoor. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple speak with a representative. | entailment: in a both sentence a couple attending an business event. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: Children are playing at daycare. | contradiction: Children would not be attending a business event. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The couple are circus performers. | contradiction: Circus performers wouldnt go to a business event. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple speak with a representative from a large corporation. | neutral: Not all representative are from a large corporation. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A representative is working at an indoor business event. | entailment: A REPRESENTATIVE WORKING AT AN INDOOR BUSINESS EVENT IS SPEAKING TO A COUPLE ATTENDING IT. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple is asking questions to increase their business revenue. | neutral: Howto increase business revenue is not the only question to ask a representative. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The couple are together. | entailment: THE COUPLE SPEAKING WITH THE REPRESENTATIVE ARE TOGETHER. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: A couple talks with a representative at an event. | entailment: A COUPLE IS TALKING WITH A REPRESENTATIVE AT AN EVENT THEY ARE ATTENDING. |
premise: A couple attending an indoor business event are speaking with a representative in a nice suit. hypothesis: The man is wearing a spacesuit and standing next to a time-machine. | contradiction: A spacesuit is not a nice suit for business. |
premise: A skier coming over a snowy hill while people look on. hypothesis: The skier is pushing a snowmobile. | contradiction: A skier does not use a snowmobile. |
premise: A skier coming over a snowy hill while people look on. hypothesis: The skier has a number outside his clothing in his or her chest area. | neutral: Not all skier has a number outside their clothing. |
premise: A skier coming over a snowy hill while people look on. hypothesis: At least some of the people are wearing coats. | entailment: SOME PEOPLE WEARING COATS ARE LOOKING AT A SKIER COMING OVER A SNOWY HILL. |
premise: Three surfers walking on the beach. hypothesis: The surfers are wearing jeans and sitting around a table. | contradiction: One cant be walking on the beach and sitting around a table simultaneously. |
premise: Three surfers walking on the beach. hypothesis: The surfers are outside. | entailment: THREE SURFERS ARE OUTSIDE WALKING ON THE BEACH. |
premise: Three surfers walking on the beach. hypothesis: The weather is nice outside. | neutral: Surfers does not walk in the beach only when the weather is nice outside. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach. hypothesis: There are three surfers who are friends. | neutral: It cannot be assumed that the group of surfers are friends. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach. hypothesis: There are three surfers. | entailment: The surfers are - they exist - because they are walking. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach. hypothesis: There are four skateboarders. | contradiction: There can be either surfers or skateboarders. |
premise: Three surfers are walking on the beach. hypothesis: Three surfers are on the beach. | entailment: THREE SURFERS ARE ON THE BEACH WALKING. |
premise: Three surfers are walking on the beach. hypothesis: Three surfers are in the car. | contradiction: One cant be walking on the beach and in the car simultaneously. |
premise: Three surfers are walking on the beach. hypothesis: They are about to go into the water. | neutral: Not all surfers walking on the beach are about to go into the water. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach with several large rocks in the sand. hypothesis: There are three surfers. | entailment: THREE SURFERS ARE WALKING DOWN A BEACH WITH SEVERAL LARGE ROCKS. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach with several large rocks in the sand. hypothesis: There are five surfers. | contradiction: Five is more than three. |
premise: Three surfers walking down a beach with several large rocks in the sand. hypothesis: The surfers have surfboards. | neutral: Not all surfers walking down a beach has surfboards. |
premise: Three shortboarders are walking down the beach toward an outcropping of black boulders. hypothesis: Three shortboarders are riding bikes on the beach. | contradiction: Either the shortboarders are walking or they are riding bikes. They cannot physically do both. |
premise: Three shortboarders are walking down the beach toward an outcropping of black boulders. hypothesis: Three shortboarders are getting ready to enter the water. | neutral: Not all shortboarders walking down the beach are getting ready to enter the water. |
premise: Three shortboarders are walking down the beach toward an outcropping of black boulders. hypothesis: Three people are walking on the sand towards black rocks. | entailment: THREE SHORTBOARDERS ARE WALKING TOWARDS BLACK ROCKS DOWN THE BEACH. |
premise: Young riders on an amusement park ride. hypothesis: Young Children doing their homework. | contradiction: Either the children are on a park ride or they are doing their homework, which they wouldn't do at an amusement park. |
premise: Young riders on an amusement park ride. hypothesis: Young Riders riding an amusement park ride. | entailment: YOUNG RIDERS ARE RIDING ON A RIDE IN AN AMUSEMENT PARK. |
premise: Young riders on an amusement park ride. hypothesis: Young Riders riding an amusement park ride with parents. | neutral: Not all young riders riding an amusement park rides with their parents. |
premise: A girl is playing with toys inside of a tub of water. hypothesis: A girl is lost at sea. | contradiction: Either the girl is laying inside a tub of water, or is completely lost at sea. She cannot be in both places at once. |
premise: A girl is playing with toys inside of a tub of water. hypothesis: A girl is in water playing with toys. | entailment: A tub of water is still water. |
premise: An older gentleman in a plaid shirt and glasses is smiling at the camera. hypothesis: THe older gentleman is wearing a solid shirt and contacts. | contradiction: Either the gentleman is wearing a plaid shirt and glasses or a solid shirt and contacts. He cannot wear all of those simultaneously without issue. |