Anchor: Starr might like to believe Willey--and Willey's story was bolstered more than undermined by the testimony at last week's trial.
Entailed: Starr wants to believe Willey, especially since last week's testimony made him seem more credible.
Contradiction: Willey is still not believable to Starr, despite his testimony.
Contradiction: Starr knew Willey was lying and he was going to prove it in court.
Contradiction: Willey's story was believed by no one and was undermined in the trial.
Contradiction: A boy is walking by the water.
Contradiction: A dog is playing.