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premise: A young red-haired girl wants to see what comes after the clowns in the parade. hypothesis: A girl is watching a parade. | entailment: If a girl wants to see what comes next, it follows that she is watching. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two adults holding musical instruments. | entailment: Adults are men and a guitar and accordion are musical instruments. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two men are playing music outside. | entailment: The men are playing guitar and an accordion so they are playing music. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: A band playing music for some pedestrians. | neutral: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps does not indicate that a band playing music for some pedestrians. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two men are holding an outside concert. | neutral: Just because two men are playing instruments, doesn't mean they're holding a concert. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Men are playing musical instruments. | entailment: A guitar and an accordion are musical instruments. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: The men are playing songs together. | neutral: Just because two men are playing instruments doesn't mean they're playing a song. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: seven men play football. | contradiction: There can either be two men or seven men. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two men are standing on a hilltop. | contradiction: Two men cannot be standing while sitting. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two men are playing volleyball in the park. | contradiction: Two men cannot be playing volleyball and instruments at the same time. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: The men are dressed in overalls and digging a hole to China. | contradiction: Two men cannot be digging a hole to china while they are playing instruments. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: two street performers wait for a crown. | neutral: Just because two men are playing instruments doesn't imply they're street performers. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: Two men have escaped from a psychiatric hospital and are playing a song together. | neutral: Just because two men sit on steps, doesn't mean they were in a mental hospital. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: The friends are baking some pastries. | contradiction: Two men cannot be baking some pastries while they are playing instruments. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: two men sit on steps. | entailment: The men are sitting on steps. |
premise: Two men, one playing a purple guitar and the other playing an accordion, sitting on stone steps. hypothesis: The men are playing instruments. | entailment: A guitar and accordion are instruments. |
premise: Tourists pose for camera at night. hypothesis: travellers pose for camera. | entailment: Tourists are travellers. |
premise: Tourists pose for camera at night. hypothesis: photo pose by tourist. | neutral: Just because tourists are posing, doesn't mean by tourist. |
premise: Tourists pose for camera at night. hypothesis: man at work. | contradiction: There can either be tourists or a single man. |
premise: A man and woman standing next to each other in the snow by a lake. hypothesis: A couple is enjoying the snow. | neutral: Just because a man and women are together, doesn't imply theyre a couple. |
premise: A man and woman standing next to each other in the snow by a lake. hypothesis: A couple is sitting in the snow. | contradiction: People cannot be standing and sitting simultaneously. |
premise: A man and woman standing next to each other in the snow by a lake. hypothesis: People are standing outside. | entailment: A man and a woman are people and they are by a lake so they must be outside. |
premise: Water splashes down as the awning is washed. hypothesis: The owning is dry. | contradiction: awning and owing are different actions. |
premise: Water splashes down as the awning is washed. hypothesis: An awning is being cleaned. | entailment: The awning is washed which means that it is being cleaned. |
premise: Water splashes down as the awning is washed. hypothesis: Someone is spring cleaning. | neutral: Just because someone is washing an awning, doesn't mean it's spring cleaning. |
premise: Some hospital employees reading books in a hallway. hypothesis: A woman is washing dishes. | contradiction: Reading and washing are not same both are different. |
premise: Some hospital employees reading books in a hallway. hypothesis: Employees are in the hallway. | entailment: The employees here are working in a hospital. |
premise: Some hospital employees reading books in a hallway. hypothesis: Employees are reading training manuals. | neutral: Not all books are training manuals. |
premise: A man and a woman in wedding clothes look out toward the water. hypothesis: The man and woman are wearing wedding rings. | neutral: Just because a pair are wearing wedding clothes, doesn't mean they're wearing wedding rings. |
premise: A man and a woman in wedding clothes look out toward the water. hypothesis: The man is alone crying in the kitchen. | contradiction: wedding and crying are different actions. |
premise: A man and a woman in wedding clothes look out toward the water. hypothesis: The man and woman have their eyes looking toward the water. | entailment: The people look out toward the water so their eyes must be looking toward the water. |
premise: a doctor and nurses in a hospital standing behind a cart. hypothesis: A doctor and some nurse standing in a hospital. | entailment: The doctor and nurses are in the hospital. |
premise: a doctor and nurses in a hospital standing behind a cart. hypothesis: The doctor works at this hospital. | neutral: Just because a doctor is at a hospital, doesn't imply he works there. |
premise: a doctor and nurses in a hospital standing behind a cart. hypothesis: The doctor is pushing the cart. | contradiction: standing and pushing are different actions. |
premise: A woman holds a yellow stick and pokes the tarp over a floral display during a rainstorm, releasing large quantities of water to the ground. hypothesis: the woman is actually climbing a mountain. | contradiction: releasing and climbing are different actions. |
premise: A woman holds a yellow stick and pokes the tarp over a floral display during a rainstorm, releasing large quantities of water to the ground. hypothesis: the woman hates the rain. | neutral: Just because a person protects themselves from the rain, doesn't imply they hates it. |
premise: A woman holds a yellow stick and pokes the tarp over a floral display during a rainstorm, releasing large quantities of water to the ground. hypothesis: the woman is standing in the rain. | entailment: The woman pokes the tarp while standing in a rainstorm. |
premise: An individual pushing rain off the tops of the canopy. hypothesis: A person is folding up a fabric canopy. | contradiction: pushing and folding are different actions. |
premise: An individual pushing rain off the tops of the canopy. hypothesis: A person is pushing rain off of a canopy. | entailment: The individual pushing rain off the canopy is a person. |
premise: An individual pushing rain off the tops of the canopy. hypothesis: A worker is pushing rain off the top of a canopy. | neutral: There is no suggestion that the individual is a worker. |
premise: A woman in a long white bridal gown and a man in a black suit are standing at a rail looking at the ocean. hypothesis: A couple in wedding outfits are looking at the ocean. | entailment: The woman in a bridal gown and the man in a black suit are a couple in wedding outfits looking at the ocean. |
premise: A woman in a long white bridal gown and a man in a black suit are standing at a rail looking at the ocean. hypothesis: Two kids are looking at the ocean. | contradiction: woman and kids have different ages. |
premise: A woman in a long white bridal gown and a man in a black suit are standing at a rail looking at the ocean. hypothesis: People dressed for a wedding are standing at a rail. | neutral: Just because a women wears and bridal gown and a man wears a black suit does not mean they are dressed for a wedding. |
premise: Two dogs are fighting and playing with each other while running through some grass. hypothesis: Two dogs play in the grass. | entailment: The dogs are in the grass and are playing with each other, so they are playing in the grass. |
premise: Two dogs are fighting and playing with each other while running through some grass. hypothesis: Two dogs play in the flower filled grass. | neutral: Not all grass is flower filled. |
premise: Two dogs are fighting and playing with each other while running through some grass. hypothesis: Two dogs play on the couch. | contradiction: fighting and play are different. |
premise: Two brown dogs with blue collars are running in the grass. hypothesis: The dogs are sitting by the pond. | contradiction: not all the dogs are brown. |
premise: Two brown dogs with blue collars are running in the grass. hypothesis: Some dogs are running after a ball in the park. | neutral: Just because dogs are running does not mean they in a park or running after a ball. |
premise: Two brown dogs with blue collars are running in the grass. hypothesis: There are dogs outdoors. | entailment: The dogs are running in the grass outdoors. |
premise: four young adults in a busy city area. hypothesis: These four friends are shopping. | neutral: Four people are not necessarily friends, and being in a busy city area is not the same thing as shopping. |
premise: four young adults in a busy city area. hypothesis: These three are wearing hats. | contradiction: City and hats are not same both are different. |
premise: four young adults in a busy city area. hypothesis: These four are outdoors. | entailment: One cannot tell that a place is a busy city area unless they are outdoors. |
premise: There are two brown dogs playing in field. hypothesis: The field has animals in it. | entailment: Dogs playing in the field follows that dogs are animals. |
premise: There are two brown dogs playing in field. hypothesis: The dogs are playing with an old newspaper. | neutral: The first sentence doesn't mention what that the dogs are playing with an old newspaper. |
premise: There are two brown dogs playing in field. hypothesis: The dogs are sitting next to their owners. | contradiction: two dogs are playing the other two are sitting next to their owners. |
premise: Four younger guys walking down the sidewalk looking at the camera. hypothesis: some boys are with girls and making pose. | neutral: There is no mention that the guys are with girls and although they are looking at the camera they may not be making poses. |
premise: Four younger guys walking down the sidewalk looking at the camera. hypothesis: adults walking and giving poses. | entailment: Four adult men are walking down the sidewalk and giving poses for the camera. |
premise: Four younger guys walking down the sidewalk looking at the camera. hypothesis: adults are sitting on the road side and looking each other. | contradiction: adults and younger have different ages. |
premise: Four young men walking along a sidewalk. hypothesis: Four men walking. | entailment: The four men walking are young. |
premise: Four young men walking along a sidewalk. hypothesis: Four young women running down the street. | contradiction: men and women are different gender. |
premise: Four young men walking along a sidewalk. hypothesis: Four black men walking along a sidewalk. | neutral: There is no mention of the young men's ethnicities therefore were do not know they are black. |
premise: Four teenagers dressed in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: the teenagers are doing homework at their house. | contradiction: The teenagers cannot simultaneously walk and be doing homework. |
premise: Four teenagers dressed in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: the teenagers are causing trouble. | neutral: Just because they walk down a sidewalk does not mean they are causing trouble. |
premise: Four teenagers dressed in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a sidewalk. hypothesis: four teenagers are walking down a sidewalk. | entailment: Walking down a side walk is the same thing as walk down a sidewalk. |
premise: Several youths in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a street. hypothesis: Several youths are wearing clothes. | entailment: Shirts and jeans are clothes. |
premise: Several youths in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a street. hypothesis: The youths are only wearing swimsuits. | contradiction: Jeans and swimsuits are different. |
premise: Several youths in black and white shirts and blue jeans walk down a street. hypothesis: The youths are holding baseball gloves. | neutral: Holding baseball gloves cannot be inferred from how they are otherwise dressed. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is climbing a rock wall inside a climbing gym. | entailment: The woman must climb an artificial rock wall inside a gym. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is participating in exercise. | entailment: The woman is exercising by climbing a rock wall. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: There is an outdoor climbing wall with people on it. | neutral: Artificial rock walls do not have to be located outdoors. We are only told the woman is climbing the wall there is no mention of people on it. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A man is playing checkers. | contradiction: woman and man are different gender. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is climbing up into a tree. | contradiction: A woman cannot be climbing a tree and an artificial rock wall at the same time. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is practicing rock climbing for the first time. | neutral: Although the woman is climbing the wall she may not be practicing rock climbing for the first time. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is training to go mountain climbing. | neutral: Although the woman is climbing the wall she may not be training to go mountain climbing. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is bicycling through a field. | contradiction: A woman cannot be climbing a rock wall and bicycling through a field at the same time. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: People are ascending a climbing wall using grips for their hands and feet. | entailment: One of the people ascending the rock wall is a woman. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A women is exercising. | entailment: climbing is exercising. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is bungee jumping. | contradiction: A women who is bungee jumping cannot be climbing an artificial wall at the same time. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: The woman is enjoying climbing a rock wall inside a gym. | neutral: There is no mention that the woman is enjoying herself on the wall or that the wall is inside a gym. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A woman is practicing on a rock climbing wall. | entailment: in a both sentence woman climbing a wall. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: The women is about to fall. | neutral: We are told the woman is climbing the rock wall but there in no mention that she is about to fall. |
premise: Woman climbing an artificial rock wall. hypothesis: A group of men are playing on an indoor climbing wall. | contradiction: A woman is not a group of men. |
premise: The girl is in a harness, climbing rocks. hypothesis: A girl is learning to rock climb. | neutral: A girl climbing rocks may have already spent time learning to rock climb. |
premise: The girl is in a harness, climbing rocks. hypothesis: A boy plays on the rocks. | contradiction: A girl is not a boy. |
premise: The girl is in a harness, climbing rocks. hypothesis: A child is rock climbing. | entailment: in a both sentence a child is climbing rock. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman exercising. | neutral: Rock climbing might be described as exercising, but it isn't always. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A lady is exercising indoors. | entailment: A woman is a lady, and indoor rock climbing is a form of exercising. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is wearing a harness. | entailment: in a both sentence a woman is wearing. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is wearing a helmet. | neutral: Not all woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is wearing a helmet. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman watches while others rockclimb outside. | contradiction: A woman indoor rock climbing and watches others rock climb outside simultaneously. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A professional rockclimber is climbing a wall. | neutral: Not all woman is professional rockclimber . |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: She is doing a good job. | neutral: Not all woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is doing a good job. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is climing a fake wall inside. | entailment: in a both sentence woman are inside. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: a woman climbing a mountain outdoors. | contradiction: A woman cannot be indoor rocking climbing and climbing a mountain outdoors at the same time. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman climbing. | entailment: indoor rock climbing shows that woman climbing. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is playing tennis. | contradiction: A woman playing tennis cannot be indoor rock climbing at the same time. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is at the movies. | contradiction: A woman cannot be indoor rock climbing at the movies. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is almost at the top of the rock climbing structure. | neutral: Just because a woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing does not mean that she is almost at the top of the rock climbing structure. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: She is outdoors. | contradiction: A woman who is outdoors cannot be indoor rock climbing. |
premise: A woman in blue shorts and a white shirt is indoor rock climbing. hypothesis: A woman is rock climbing. | entailment: in a both sentence a woman in rock climbing. |