Anchor: Yeats was a Protestant in a Catholic country, which, Foster suggests, might have led him to overcompensate with a romantic idealization of Ireland fiercer than that of his Catholic countrymen.
Entailed: Yeats lived in a country that was Catholic but was nonetheless a Protestant.
Contradiction: Yeats was a Catholic living in a Protestant county.
Contradiction: The men are sleeping.
Contradiction: The man observes the corridor
Contradiction: Three people leave the sports arena.
Contradiction: I took from the start.