Anchor: If English and Japanese gardens attempt, in their different ways, to enhance nature by tidying it up while imitating a natural landscape, the French garden ' which Versailles epitomizes ' deliberately imposes a formal pattern.
Entailed: One could argue that whereas English and Japanese gardens attempt to tidy nature up while imitating a natural landscape, the French garden, epitomized by Versailles, deliberately imposes a formal pattern upon nature.
Contradiction: The English and Japanese have the same gardens as the French.
Contradiction: French gardens, like English and Japanese gardens, aim to enhance nature while still preserving the appearance of a natural landscape.
Contradiction: Conrad had no opinions on the bearded man's current watchdog.
Contradiction: A woman is sitting down.
Contradiction: Nobody is on the field