jinulee-v/esnli-stepwise huggingface dataset:
Premises:
Four young children appear in this image wearing pants and shirts while they lounge in the room.
You can not infer they are wearing blue jeans.
Conclusion: Four young boys wearing blue jeans and white shirts lounge in a living room.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Four young children appear in this image wearing pants and shirts while they lounge in the room.
The children who are relaxing must be clothed because they are wearing pants and shirts while lounging.
Conclusion: Four clothed children relaxing in a room.
Label: True
Premises:
Four young children appear in this image wearing pants and shirts while they lounge in the room.
Four young children are not three middle aged men. To "lounge" is to relax, not to "work".
Conclusion: Three middle aged men work at desks.
Label: False
Premises:
Man in chair laughing and talking to others, while handling books.
You can not infer they are library books.
Conclusion: Man takes library books back from customers.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Man in chair laughing and talking to others, while handling books.
Handling books does not imply that the man sells them.  Others does not imply that there is a whole crowd.
Conclusion: Man sells books to crowd.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Man in chair laughing and talking to others, while handling books.
A man in a chair laughing and talking to others, while handling books is a man handling books while sitting in a chair.
Conclusion: Man handling books while sitting in chair.
Label: True
Premises:
Motorcycle rider going over a bump.
They are riding a motorcycle, not a camel.
Conclusion: Camel rider going over a bump.
Label: False
Premises:
Motorcycle rider going over a bump.
Not all bumps are big.
Conclusion: Motorcycle rider going over a big bump.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Motorcycle rider going over a bump.
"Going over a bump" is a rephrasing of "riding over a bump".
Conclusion: Motorcycle rider riding over a bump.
Label: True
Premises:
Two bearded men sit side by side.
It can either be two or three people sitting. Also, they cannot be bearded men and women at the same time either.
Conclusion: Three women are sitting on a blanket.
Label: False
Premises:
Two bearded men sit side by side.
Two bearded men sit side by side doesn't mean two men are sitting together at a park
Conclusion: Two men are sitting together at a park.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two bearded men sit side by side.
two men with beard are sitting down
Conclusion: Two men are sitting down.
Label: True
Premises:
Five individuals standing on grass next to a brick building, holding their own string instrument.
Near and next to are synonyms
Conclusion: There are five individuals near a building.
Label: True
Premises:
Five individuals standing on grass next to a brick building, holding their own string instrument.
People standing together does not imply they are friends.
Conclusion: The people are friends.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Five individuals standing on grass next to a brick building, holding their own string instrument.
They cannot be standing and seated.
Conclusion: The people are seated next to a building.
Label: False
Premises:
The small boy is running through a grassy area.
The boy cannot be in his room and the grassy area.
Conclusion: The boy is in his room.
Label: False
Premises:
The small boy is running through a grassy area.
Grass grows outside so the boy is running outside.
Conclusion: A boy is running outside.
Label: True
Premises:
The small boy is running through a grassy area.
Not every grassy area is a park.
Conclusion: The boy is in a park.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two people bicycle on a path separated by small mountains.
To bicycle on a path implies riding on bikes.
Conclusion: Two people are riding on bikes outside.
Label: True
Premises:
Two people bicycle on a path separated by small mountains.
Two people cannot be bicycling on a path separated by mountains if they are actually hiking up a mountain.
Conclusion: Two people are hiking up a mountain.
Label: False
Premises:
Two people bicycle on a path separated by small mountains.
Two people can ride bikes together without it being a race.
Conclusion: Two people are in a bike race.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Four children are sitting at a table eating breakfast.
There are breakfast foods other than cereal.
Conclusion: Children are eating cereal.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Four children are sitting at a table eating breakfast.
Sleeping does not occur when you are sitting at a table and eating.
Conclusion: Children are sleeping.
Label: False
Premises:
Four children are sitting at a table eating breakfast.
Children are eating breakfast must be eating.
Conclusion: Children are eating.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman wearing a white coat skis down a snowy hill.
A woman that skis down a snowy hill could not have been climbing a mountain same time.
Conclusion: A woman is climbing a mountain.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman wearing a white coat skis down a snowy hill.
"skiing" is a rephrasing of "skis down a snowy hill".
Conclusion: A woman is skiing.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman wearing a white coat skis down a snowy hill.
Skiing down a snowy hill could occur in many places other than Colorado.
Conclusion: A woman is skiing down a hill in Colorado.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The man in the black shirt is skateboarding on the front steps of the building.
Skateboarding can be for fun or exercise, it does not have to be to promote a move.
Conclusion: A guy is doing skateboard tricks outside a building to promote a movie.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The man in the black shirt is skateboarding on the front steps of the building.
Man is person, and skateboarding is doing something active.
Conclusion: A person with a dark top is outside doing something active.
Label: True
Premises:
The man in the black shirt is skateboarding on the front steps of the building.
1. A man cannot be two men 2. The man is supposedly skateboarding not pointing a gun 3. He is supposed to be on the front steps of the building not on a dusty trail.
Conclusion: Two men are pointing guns at each other on a dusty trail.
Label: False
Premises:
A lady in a white religious gown is being questioned by many people as she walks.
We have no way of knowing if the lady is a princess. There is no indicator of this.
Conclusion: a princess in white dress was there in crowd
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A lady in a white religious gown is being questioned by many people as she walks.
A lady walks can not be chasing.
Conclusion: people were chasing the white dressed angel
Label: False
Premises:
A lady in a white religious gown is being questioned by many people as she walks.
An angel does not imply a lady, or vice versa. Many people is more than nobody.
Conclusion: nobody seen her when the angel came on earth
Label: False
Premises:
A lady in pink long-sleeved blouse is holding a pink bag in her lap as she reaches something to the guy next to her.
IF the lady next to the man, then the lady is next to the guy.
Conclusion: Lady with matching pink bag and blouse reaches toward man next to her.
Label: True
Premises:
A lady in pink long-sleeved blouse is holding a pink bag in her lap as she reaches something to the guy next to her.
Just because a lady reaches something to the guy next to her it does not mean she reaches to shake hands.
Conclusion: Lady in pink reaches to shake hands with man sitting beside her.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A lady in pink long-sleeved blouse is holding a pink bag in her lap as she reaches something to the guy next to her.
She is either wearing pink clothing or red clothing. The lady cannot reach for something whilst storming out.
Conclusion: Lady in red storms out of a cafe.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera while another woman unloads skis from a vehicle.
Not all women in red jackets are tall.
Conclusion: A tall woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera while another woman unloads skis from a vehicle.
The woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera.
Conclusion: A woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera
Label: True
Premises:
A woman in a red jacket and sunglasses smiles at the camera while another woman unloads skis from a vehicle.
The woman can't smile at the camera at the same time as eating it.
Conclusion: A woman in a red jacket and sunglasses eats the camera
Label: False
Premises:
Sled and dogs headed towards another group of sled dogs with one loose.
If there are sled dogs, then there are dogs.
Conclusion: There are dogs.
Label: True
Premises:
Sled and dogs headed towards another group of sled dogs with one loose.
the sled dogs either wre headed towards another group of sled dogs, or there were sitting still.
Conclusion: The dogs are sitting still.
Label: False
Premises:
Sled and dogs headed towards another group of sled dogs with one loose.
A sled with dogs is a group of dogs.
Conclusion: There are two groups of dogs, some are loose.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men are wrestling; one has the maple leaf of the Canadian flag on his uniform.
"Two men wrestle in uniform." is a rephrasing of "Two men are wrestling; one has the maple leaf of the Canadian flag on his uniform."
Conclusion: Two men wrestle in uniform.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men are wrestling; one has the maple leaf of the Canadian flag on his uniform.
the men are either wrestling or drinking a nice Canadian maple syrup.
Conclusion: Two men enjoy a nice canadian maple syrup on their pancake breakfast.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men are wrestling; one has the maple leaf of the Canadian flag on his uniform.
A uniform is no indication of being at a national competition.
Conclusion: Two men wrestle in national competition.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A lady teacher warning her students about their behavior in a museum setting, and inviting them to be quite.
A museum setting and a movie theater are not the same place.
Conclusion: Students are inside of a movie theater
Label: False
Premises:
A lady teacher warning her students about their behavior in a museum setting, and inviting them to be quite.
The students are in a museum with their teacher.
Conclusion: Students are inside of a museum
Label: True
Premises:
A lady teacher warning her students about their behavior in a museum setting, and inviting them to be quite.
The teacher wants them to learn and be safe on the field trip, they can't care less if they enjoy it.
Conclusion: A teacher is trying to have her class enjoy a field trip
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Blue, red, yellow, and white are the dominant colors of a picture of two police vehicles outside of what looks like a smoke roll playing vehicle, a motorcycle in between the two cars with 6 people in the picture.
Two police vehicles is a lot less then twelve police cars.
Conclusion: There are twelve police cars in the photo.
Label: False
Premises:
Blue, red, yellow, and white are the dominant colors of a picture of two police vehicles outside of what looks like a smoke roll playing vehicle, a motorcycle in between the two cars with 6 people in the picture.
Not all people are police.
Conclusion: The six people are all police.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Blue, red, yellow, and white are the dominant colors of a picture of two police vehicles outside of what looks like a smoke roll playing vehicle, a motorcycle in between the two cars with 6 people in the picture.
A photo is a picture.
Conclusion: There are two police vehicles in the photo.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of swimmers jump into a pool.
Jumping into a pool is jumping into water.
Conclusion: A group of swimmers are jumping into water.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of swimmers jump into a pool.
The swimmers cannot simultaneously be sitting on an airplane and jumping into a pool
Conclusion: A group of swimmers are sitting on an airplane on the way to their swimming competition.
Label: False
Premises:
A group of swimmers jump into a pool.
Just because swimmers jump into the pool it does not mean this is during a swim meet.
Conclusion: A group of swimmers jump into a pool during a swim meet.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in an orange turban is standing in front of a basket containing a pack of marlboro reds and other small objects.
Stranding in front of a basket doesn't strictly mean or imply that the contents of the basket are purchases.
Conclusion: A man standing with his purchases of the day.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in an orange turban is standing in front of a basket containing a pack of marlboro reds and other small objects.
The man cannot simultaneously be wearing a white and an orange turban
Conclusion: A man in a white turban holds an empty basket.
Label: False
Premises:
The person is fishing, with waves splashing around him.
The person is either sitting at home or the person is fishing, but not both at the same time.
Conclusion: The person is sitting at home watching television.
Label: False
Premises:
The person is fishing, with waves splashing around him.
You can fish and not catch lots of fish.
Conclusion: There are lots of fish landing on the person's line today.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two boys with blond-hair, wearing striped shirts on a bed.
In bed is a rephrasing  of on a bed.
Conclusion: Two boys in bed.
Label: True
Premises:
Two boys with blond-hair, wearing striped shirts on a bed.
The boys are not necessarily sleeping on the bed.
Conclusion: Two children sleeping in a bedroom.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two boys with blond-hair, wearing striped shirts on a bed.
The boys on a bed cannot be playing in the park at the same time.
Conclusion: Children playing in the park.
Label: False
Premises:
Three men dressed in white shirts and white hats, (two with baseball caps, the leader with a white construction helmet), pounding sticks on steel and plastic drums.
Men and women are different things.
Conclusion: Three women play the drums
Label: False
Premises:
Three men dressed in white shirts and white hats, (two with baseball caps, the leader with a white construction helmet), pounding sticks on steel and plastic drums.
Not all men a brothers.
Conclusion: Three brothers pound on some drums
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three men dressed in white shirts and white hats, (two with baseball caps, the leader with a white construction helmet), pounding sticks on steel and plastic drums.
"pounding sticks on steel and plastic drums." can be inferred as "pound on some drums"
Conclusion: Three men pound on some drums
Label: True
Premises:
Two men in workers' gear and colorful hard hats standing on board what appears to be a large ship, next to some very large machinery.
Just because the ship is big does not mean it is the famed Titanic.
Conclusion: two men are working on machinery on the famed titanic
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two men in workers' gear and colorful hard hats standing on board what appears to be a large ship, next to some very large machinery.
There are two men in workers' gear on board a large ship with machinery.
Conclusion: two men in workers gear are on a large ship with machinery
Label: True
Premises:
Two men in workers' gear and colorful hard hats standing on board what appears to be a large ship, next to some very large machinery.
A person can't be sitting and standing at the same time.
Conclusion: two men are sitting by the pool next to machinery on the boat
Label: False
Premises:
A brown-haired lady carries a reusable bag and holds a coffee in one hand and a cookie in the other.
Either the lady is consuming sushi or coffee and a cookie.
Conclusion: A lady is eating sushi at her desk.
Label: False
Premises:
A brown-haired lady carries a reusable bag and holds a coffee in one hand and a cookie in the other.
The lady is not necessarily exiting Starbucks.
Conclusion: A lady just exited Starbucks.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Fans are dressed in green and yellow for a major sporting event.
The first sentence tells us what the fans are wearing not what they are doing such as drinking beer.
Conclusion: There are fans drinking beer at a sporting event.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Fans are dressed in green and yellow for a major sporting event.
The fans can't be wearing both green and yellow, and blue and red.
Conclusion: The fans are wearing blue and red for a sporting event.
Label: False
Premises:
Fans are dressed in green and yellow for a major sporting event.
The fans are at a sporting event.
Conclusion: There are fans at a sporting event.
Label: True
Premises:
A chef is cutting a piece of fish with a chefs knife.
Dicing fish implies cutting a piece of fish.
Conclusion: The chef is dicing fish with his knife.
Label: True
Premises:
A chef is cutting a piece of fish with a chefs knife.
The chef cannot be cutting a piece of fish while fast asleep.
Conclusion: The chef is at home, fast asleep.
Label: False
Premises:
A chef is cutting a piece of fish with a chefs knife.
The chef isn't necessarily preparing sushi just because he is cutting fish.
Conclusion: The chef is preparing sushi.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A crowd of people in a stadium decked out in white, yellow and green cheer and clap for the team below.
The fact that there is a crowd of people does not necessarily mean they are a mob.
Conclusion: the crowd is a mob
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A crowd of people in a stadium decked out in white, yellow and green cheer and clap for the team below.
Crowd of people is a crwod.
Conclusion: a crwod is cheering
Label: True
Premises:
A crowd of people in a stadium decked out in white, yellow and green cheer and clap for the team below.
A crowd on planet mars is off planet so could not be in a stadium.
Conclusion: the crowd is on planet mars
Label: False
Premises:
A female guitarist is playing on stage.
Stage does not imply she is at church Playing guitar does not imply a solo piece.
Conclusion: The woman is doing a solo piece at church.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A female guitarist is playing on stage.
A female guitarist is a woman that is playing her instrument, the guitar.
Conclusion: A woman is playing her instrument.
Label: True
Premises:
A female guitarist is playing on stage.
A guitarist does not play the piano.
Conclusion: The woman is playing the piano on the stage.
Label: False
Premises:
A man scales a rock climbing wall.
scales a rock climbing wall. doesn't always mean after nearly falling
Conclusion: A man rock climbing after nearly falling to his death.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man scales a rock climbing wall.
scales wall is same as rock climbing
Conclusion: A man rock climbing.
Label: True
Premises:
A man scales a rock climbing wall.
The man can't be reading a book while climbing a wall.
Conclusion: A man reading a book.
Label: False
Premises:
A family with young children sits down outside.
Not all children are young.  A family does not necessarily consist of a man, wife, and their children.
Conclusion: A man and wife sit outside with their children.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A family with young children sits down outside.
both the family and children are mentioned above, and after sitting down one is sitting, so having sat down they are now sitting.
Conclusion: There is a family sitting outside with their children.
Label: True
Premises:
A family with young children sits down outside.
What are they doing ... sitting down or walking the dog
Conclusion: A father is walking the dog with his children.
Label: False
Premises:
Two police officers in yellow reflective jackets are standing in a shopping zone having a conversation.
two police officers standing in a shopping zone and having a conversation
Conclusion: Two police officers in yellow reflective jackets are standing in a shopping zone
Label: True
Premises:
Two police officers in yellow reflective jackets are standing in a shopping zone having a conversation.
Not all shopping zones are busy.
Conclusion: Two police officers in yellow reflective jackets are standing in a busy shopping zone
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Construction workers are standing upon on a wooden bridge.
Wooden bridge means the bridge is wood.
Conclusion: The bridge is wood
Label: True
Premises:
Construction workers are standing upon on a wooden bridge.
You can not infer they are nervous.
Conclusion: The men are nervous
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Construction workers are standing upon on a wooden bridge.
The bridge is not both wooden and metal.
Conclusion: The bridge is metal
Label: False
Premises:
A woman getting her face painted for a parade.
A woman getting her face painted doesn't mean she need to be on a float
Conclusion: the woman is on a float
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman getting her face painted for a parade.
A woman getting her face painted has make-up on.
Conclusion: the woman has make-up on her body
Label: True
Premises:
A woman getting her face painted for a parade.
The woman cannot get her face painted while she is surfing.
Conclusion: the woman is surfing
Label: False
Premises:
Three men dressed in suits and ties clasps their raised hands while standing in front of corporate logos.
One of the men is either actually sasquatch or not.
Conclusion: One of the men is actually sasquatch.
Label: False
Premises:
Three men dressed in suits and ties clasps their raised hands while standing in front of corporate logos.
Not all men are wealthy business men.
Conclusion: The three men are wealthy businessman who own the company's whose logos they are standing in front of.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three men dressed in suits and ties clasps their raised hands while standing in front of corporate logos.
Three men sitting are resting with legs not supporting their weight while standing involves relying on legs to bear weight.
Conclusion: There are three men sitting at a poker table.
Label: False
Premises:
Three men dressed in suits and ties clasps their raised hands while standing in front of corporate logos.
Just because their hands are raised and clasped, does not mean men are celebrating.
Conclusion: Three men are celebrating a business achievement.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three men dressed in suits and ties clasps their raised hands while standing in front of corporate logos.
Three men dressed in suits is a rephrasing of three men are dressed in suits.
Conclusion: Three men are dressed in suits.
Label: True
Premises:
Two middle-aged police officers watch over a parking lot, at night.
Police officers are not security guards.
Conclusion: The officers are actually security guards.
Label: False
Premises:
Two middle-aged police officers watch over a parking lot, at night.
The police officers are not mall cops and they are in a parking lot not in a store.
Conclusion: The mall cops patrol a store.
Label: False
Premises:
Two middle-aged police officers watch over a parking lot, at night.
Keep an eye on and watch over are roughly synonymous.
Conclusion: A couple cops keep an eye on the parking lot.
Label: True
Premises:
A man in a black jacket standing beside a green mailbox thoroughly soiled by a group of pigeons that are nearby.
He may be standing indoors, the mailbox are not always outdoors.
Conclusion: A man is outdoors
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A person doing a trick on a snowboard.
A person can also be a snowboarder. Doing a trick is a part of performing tricks.
Conclusion: A snowboarder is performing tricks.
Label: True
Premises:
A person doing a trick on a snowboard.
You don't ice skate with a snowboard.
Conclusion: A person is ice skating.
Label: False
Premises:
A person doing a trick on a snowboard.
Not all people are pro snowboarders.  Doing a trick on a snowboard does not imply competing in the Olympics.
Conclusion: A pro snowboarder is competing in the Olympics.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A snowboarder is grinding down a long concrete rail.
Snowboarded cannot be sitting and grinding down a rail at the same time.
Conclusion: The snowboarder is sitting in a jacuzzi.
Label: False
Premises:
A snowboarder is grinding down a long concrete rail.
A snowboarder grinding down a long concrete rail must be grinding a rail.
Conclusion: The snowboarder is grinding a rail.
Label: True
Premises:
A snowboarder is grinding down a long concrete rail.
Grinding down a rail doesn't necessarily imply practicing a new trick.
Conclusion: A snowboarder is practicing a new trick.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A barefoot child climbs at the jungle gym.
It is humanly impossible for a child who is sitting to all of a sudden be one that climbs.
Conclusion: The child is sitting on a bed.
Label: False
Premises:
A barefoot child climbs at the jungle gym.
The barefoot child and child are different words for the same child. The second sentence explains further first and thus follows.
Conclusion: A child is playing outside on a jungle gym.
Label: True
Premises:
A barefoot child climbs at the jungle gym.
A barefoot child does not imply shoes nearby.
Conclusion: A barefoot child has shoes nearby.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman and a young girl are sitting down and smiling.
A woman and a young girl are not necessarily a mother and daughter.  Sitting down and smiling does not imply that they are chatting.
Conclusion: A mother and daughter are chatting.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman and a young girl are sitting down and smiling.
A woman and a young girl are females.
Conclusion: The females are sitting.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman and a young girl are sitting down and smiling.
They are either sitting or standing. They are either frowning or smiling.
Conclusion: The women are standing and frowning.
Label: False
Premises:
A father and son are in a field of yellow flowers.
A father and son are people while they are surrounded by flowers so must be in a field of flowers.
Conclusion: People are surrounded by flowers.
Label: True
Premises:
A father and son are in a field of yellow flowers.
People don't generally move a sofa through a field of yellow flowers.
Conclusion: People are moving a sofa.
Label: False
Premises:
A father and son are in a field of yellow flowers.
You can have people that are not father and son.
Conclusion: People are picking flowers.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A young girl with glasses sits and holds two American flags.
The girl can't hold two flags while hold two ice cream cones.
Conclusion: A young girl with glasses holds two ice cream cones.
Label: False
Premises:
A young girl with glasses sits and holds two American flags.
Holding two American flags does not mean it is 4th of July.
Conclusion: A young girl celebrates the 4th of July by holding two flags.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
2 women and 2 girls crossing the road
Women and girls are both female humans and crossing the road implies movement, so 4 female humans are the 2 women and 2 girls who are moving across the road.
Conclusion: There are 4 female humans who are moving.
Label: True
Premises:
2 women and 2 girls crossing the road
A group can be any number of people. People are not always laughing as they cross the road.
Conclusion: A group of girls and women are laughing as they cross the road.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
2 women and 2 girls crossing the road
They must be either male or women and girls
Conclusion: Four male humans crossing the road.
Label: False
Premises:
A group of people are sight seeing and taking pictures.
A group of people sight seeing means there are a group of people.
Conclusion: there are a group of people
Label: True
Premises:
A group of people are sight seeing and taking pictures.
People do not need to be on vacation to go sight seeing.
Conclusion: the group is on vacation
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of people are sight seeing and taking pictures.
The group cannot be at home and be sight seeing simultaneously
Conclusion: the group is at home
Label: False
Premises:
A gentleman standing on steps getting his picture taken by a girl wearing a dress.
One cannot be standing and sitting simultaneously.
Conclusion: The man is sitting on the curb with a woman.
Label: False
Premises:
A gentleman standing on steps getting his picture taken by a girl wearing a dress.
A girl photographed the man as she get his picture taken.
Conclusion: A man on the steps is being photographed by a girl.
Label: True
Premises:
A gentleman standing on steps getting his picture taken by a girl wearing a dress.
Not all photos taken are for a magazine.
Conclusion: The woman is taking the man's photo for a magazine.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A crowd of people is looking at something outside of a Gap store.
Outside is not inside.
Conclusion: People are looking inside
Label: False
Premises:
A crowd of people is looking at something outside of a Gap store.
People are looking 'outside' is more explained in " something outside of a Gap store"
Conclusion: People are looking outside
Label: True
Premises:
A crowd of people is looking at something outside of a Gap store.
Men and women buy things at this store.
Conclusion: The crowd is all men
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A little boy playing with two rubber chickens.
The boy cannot play if he is asleep.
Conclusion: The boy is asleep.
Label: False
Premises:
A little boy playing with two rubber chickens.
You can not infer the boy is outdoors.
Conclusion: The boy is outdoors.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A little boy playing with two rubber chickens.
Playing with two rubber chickens is playing with toys.
Conclusion: The boy is playing with toys.
Label: True
Premises:
Man in puffy yellow jacket on skis on a mountain.
The man is not necessarily having fun.
Conclusion: The man in the yellow jacket is having fun.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Man in puffy yellow jacket on skis on a mountain.
specifies the man is on a mountain
Conclusion: The man is outside.
Label: True
Premises:
Man in puffy yellow jacket on skis on a mountain.
It is one thing skying on a mountain while another to sit on a chair in his house.
Conclusion: The man is sitting on a chair in his house.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman with a black and white dress on is carrying a green plastic laundry basket in front of an apartment building.
A black and white dress can't be considered a bathing suit.
Conclusion: The woman is wearing a bathing suit.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman with a black and white dress on is carrying a green plastic laundry basket in front of an apartment building.
Carrying a laundry basket does not mean you are doing laundry.
Conclusion: The woman is doing laundry.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman with a black and white dress on is carrying a green plastic laundry basket in front of an apartment building.
If the woman is said to be with a dress it means they're wearing that dress.
Conclusion: The woman is wearing a dress.
Label: True
Premises:
The two dogs are playing catch with a red Frisbee.
The dogs cannot sleep while playing catch.
Conclusion: Two dogs sleep in a dog bed.
Label: False
Premises:
The two dogs are playing catch with a red Frisbee.
Just because two dogs are playing catch it doesn't mean they're doing it in the park.
Conclusion: Two dogs are playing catch at the park.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The two dogs are playing catch with a red Frisbee.
Both dogs are playing something together, like catch.
Conclusion: Two dogs are playing together.
Label: True
Premises:
There are many people in a large room with a lot of furniture with tags on them.
Just because there are many people in a large room with a lot of furniture with tags on them. Doesn't mean that they are treasure hunters at a antique furniture sale.
Conclusion: Treasure hunters flock to an estate sale, with a lot of antique furniture for sale.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
There are many people in a large room with a lot of furniture with tags on them.
In a large room implies being indoors
Conclusion: People are indoors.
Label: True
Premises:
There are many people in a large room with a lot of furniture with tags on them.
Many people in a large room are not a happy couple at the park.
Conclusion: A happy couple share a picnic basket for a lunch date at the park.
Label: False
Premises:
Four men and a young boy are at a table set up for wood crafts.
Being at a table would never occur while swimming.
Conclusion: Four men and a young boy are at the lake swimming.
Label: False
Premises:
Four men and a young boy are at a table set up for wood crafts.
Just because they are at the table with the boy doesn't mean they are teaching him.
Conclusion: The group of men are teaching the boy how to make wood crafts.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Four men and a young boy are at a table set up for wood crafts.
Four men plus a boy equals five people and they are at the table with the craft objects on it.
Conclusion: Five total people are near a table with objects on it.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman attends to her laundry in a laundromat.
Doing laundry involves attending to the task.
Conclusion: A woman is doing laundry.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman attends to her laundry in a laundromat.
Somebody is not nobody.
Conclusion: Nobody is doing laundry at the laundromat.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman attends to her laundry in a laundromat.
A woman doesn't have to be folding her pants to be attending to her laundry in a laundromat.
Conclusion: A woman is folding her pants at the laundromat.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The bears are facing each other with their mouths wide open.
Each other indicates two. And if they are facing each other then they are looking at each other.
Conclusion: Two bears are looking at each other with mouths open.
Label: True
Premises:
The bears are facing each other with their mouths wide open.
Bears are not the same animals at bears.
Conclusion: Five foxes are looking at each other.
Label: False
Premises:
The bears are facing each other with their mouths wide open.
The bears may have been more than two and they may not have been in the woods.
Conclusion: Two bears are facing each other in the woods with their mouths open.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man leads the way in a race.
The man is either first in a race or last place.
Conclusion: The man is last place in the race.
Label: False
Premises:
A man leads the way in a race.
Not all races are a marathon.
Conclusion: The man is running a marathon.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man leads the way in a race.
A man is leading in a race is the information in sentence one. Since a race is a competitive event and the is currently leading, it follows that the man is competing.
Conclusion: The man is currently competing.
Label: True
Premises:
The children play in the pool.
Children who play in the water are in a pool.
Conclusion: The children are in the water.
Label: True
Premises:
The children play in the pool.
children play in the pool doesn't always mean playing Marco Polo.
Conclusion: The children are playing Marco Polo.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The children play in the pool.
The children cannot simultaneously be in the pool and inside the classroom
Conclusion: The children are studying fractions inside the classroom.
Label: False
Premises:
A motocross rider rides in the air over a bar.
A motocross rider is the same rider in the air
Conclusion: The rider is in the air.
Label: True
Premises:
A motocross rider rides in the air over a bar.
Just because a motocross rider rides in the air over a bar it doesn't necessarily have to be happening during a competition.
Conclusion: A motocross rider performs a trick during a competition.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A motocross rider rides in the air over a bar.
Grass is not in the air.  A scooter is not what a motocross rider rides.
Conclusion: A girl rides a scooter through the grass.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a black hat, standing on the street while playing an electric guitar and singing.
You cannot be standing on the street and inside a bar at once.
Conclusion: The man in playing a bango inside a bar.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a black hat, standing on the street while playing an electric guitar and singing.
It is not necessarily true that he has a great voice.
Conclusion: The man has a great singing voice.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a black hat, standing on the street while playing an electric guitar and singing.
If a man is standing in the street he is obviously outside.
Conclusion: A man is playing a guitar outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A guy gettin lots of air on a skateboard at a skatepark
A man cannot be asleep and on a snowboard at the same time.  Also a skateboard and a snowboard are not the same thing.
Conclusion: A man asleep on his snowboard.
Label: False
Premises:
A guy gettin lots of air on a skateboard at a skatepark
Riding a skateboard at a skatepark, gets a guy lots of air.
Conclusion: A guy riding a skateboard.
Label: True
Premises:
A guy gettin lots of air on a skateboard at a skatepark
Riding a skateboard doesn't always involve getting lots of air. It may not be raining at the skatepark.
Conclusion: A guy riding a skateboard in the rain.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A biker with a blue jacket, black pants, and white helmet driving on dirt while people watch.
A biker with a blue jacket, black pants, and white helmet is driving on dirt in front of other people.
Conclusion: A person is driving in front of other people.
Label: True
Premises:
A biker with a blue jacket, black pants, and white helmet driving on dirt while people watch.
There can either be a biker or a race car driver.
Conclusion: A race car driver is doing laps in front of other people.
Label: False
Premises:
A biker with a blue jacket, black pants, and white helmet driving on dirt while people watch.
The biker may ride in front of people for an exhibition, not a race against his opponents.
Conclusion: A biker is getting ready to race against his opponents.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Some elderly people are playing instruments in a park.
There are many different instruments the man could be playing, it might not be a guitar.
Conclusion: The old man is playing the guitar.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Some elderly people are playing instruments in a park.
Some elderly people are the same as a group of old people. Playing instruments is the same as playing music. Being in a park implies being outdoors.
Conclusion: A group of old people are outdoors playing music.
Label: True
Premises:
Some elderly people are playing instruments in a park.
Either the people are sleeping or playing
Conclusion: The old people are sleeping in the living room.
Label: False
Premises:
A child is surrounded by a field of sunflowers.
Not all the children are happy
Conclusion: A happy kid and some flowers.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A child is surrounded by a field of sunflowers.
A child is a kid and sunflowers are flowers.
Conclusion: A kid and some flowers.
Label: True
Premises:
A child is surrounded by a field of sunflowers.
It cannot be a child and an old person simultaneously
Conclusion: An old person in a field of poppies.
Label: False
Premises:
Dog yawns
Yawning involves opening the mouth, so the dog that yawned must've opened its mouth.
Conclusion: A dog has its mouth open.
Label: True
Premises:
Dog yawns
Dogs do not yawn only when they are tired and sleepy.
Conclusion: A yawning dog is tired and sleepy.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Dog yawns
The dog cannot simultaneously yawn and be singing, and dogs don't sing
Conclusion: A dog is singing the National Anthem.
Label: False
Premises:
A young girl is standing in a kitchen holding a green bib.
The subject is either a girl or boy, either playing with a firetruck or holding a bib.
Conclusion: A boy is playing with a firetruck.
Label: False
Premises:
A young girl is standing in a kitchen holding a green bib.
A young girl is also a girl and holding a green bib entails holding a bib.
Conclusion: A girl is holding a bib.
Label: True
Premises:
A young girl is standing in a kitchen holding a green bib.
Just because a girl is standing in the kitchen does not mean that she has just finished eating.
Conclusion: A girl just finished eating.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boat pear with people boarding and disembarking some boats.
Nascar is for race cars not boats.
Conclusion: people are at a nascar race
Label: False
Premises:
A boat pear with people boarding and disembarking some boats.
It is inferred that people are boarding and disembarking boats from the " pear " peer.
Conclusion: people are boarding and disembarking some boats
Label: True
Premises:
A boat pear with people boarding and disembarking some boats.
People can enter and leave a boat without being on a boat tour.
Conclusion: people are starting and leaving a fishing boat tour
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Tourists waiting outside of a home to visit.
The person they are visiting isn't necessarily their grandmother
Conclusion: People waiting for their grandmother to let them in a home.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Tourists waiting outside of a home to visit.
Either the people are waiting outside a home or waiting in line at a restaurant.
Conclusion: People waiting in line at a fast food restaurant.
Label: False
Premises:
Tourists waiting outside of a home to visit.
Tourists are people, standing outside is another way to say waiting and house is a synonym for home.
Conclusion: People standing outside of a house.
Label: True
Premises:
A large black and white dog is licking a smaller white and black dog who is growling.
can't be black and white and red
Conclusion: The dog is red
Label: False
Premises:
A large black and white dog is licking a smaller white and black dog who is growling.
The dog is large is part of the description of large black and white dog.
Conclusion: The dog is large
Label: True
Premises:
A large black and white dog is licking a smaller white and black dog who is growling.
The dog would not be growling if it is happy.
Conclusion: The dog is happy
Label: False
Premises:
A bicycle rider wearing racing gear pedals a yellow bike past the wire fence at the edge of a field, with a stand of trees in the background.
If one is actively racing, a shortcut could be considered cheating, and going home is likely to be counterproductive.
Conclusion: Someone was trying to take a shortcut home.
Label: False
Premises:
A bicycle rider wearing racing gear pedals a yellow bike past the wire fence at the edge of a field, with a stand of trees in the background.
A bicycle and a scooter are different kinds of exercise equipment.
Conclusion: A scooter rider wearing casual clothes races past a building.
Label: False
Premises:
A bicycle rider wearing racing gear pedals a yellow bike past the wire fence at the edge of a field, with a stand of trees in the background.
Bike is slang for bicycle, and both state that the bike rider pedals it "past the fence"
Conclusion: A bike rider wearing racing gear pedals a bike past the fence.
Label: True
Premises:
A white male in and office setting, wearing a gray dress shirt and black dress pants with black dress shoes is jump roping and smiling.
Jump roping is a very different activity than bringing a horse to the office.
Conclusion: the man brought his horse to the office.
Label: False
Premises:
A white male in and office setting, wearing a gray dress shirt and black dress pants with black dress shoes is jump roping and smiling.
Someone being in the office doesn't mean the person works there.
Conclusion: the man works in the office.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A white male in and office setting, wearing a gray dress shirt and black dress pants with black dress shoes is jump roping and smiling.
The man in an office setting is in an office.
Conclusion: the man is in an office.
Label: True
Premises:
A male with a prosthetic leg diving for a volleyball.
The man could enjoy playing volleyball even outside of a tournament and ccould be playing for fun.
Conclusion: The male is playing in a tournament.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A male with a prosthetic leg diving for a volleyball.
A male is diving for a volleyball.
Conclusion: The male has at least one prosthetic leg.
Label: True
Premises:
A male with a prosthetic leg diving for a volleyball.
Playing volleyball is not the same as playing soccer. Volleyball is played in the sand, and soccer is played on a field.
Conclusion: The male is playing soccer.
Label: False
Premises:
A man does a skating trick off of graffiti-filled stairs.
It is implied that the graffiti-filled stairs are outside.
Conclusion: A man skates outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A man does a skating trick off of graffiti-filled stairs.
The man cannot simultaneously be doing a skating trick and yawn and stretch
Conclusion: A man yawns and stretches, tired from a day of work.
Label: False
Premises:
Two women in tank tops are drinking.
Two women wearing tank tops are drinking.
Conclusion: Two women in tank tops drinking
Label: True
Premises:
Two women in tank tops are drinking.
The women cannot simultaneously be topless and in tank tops
Conclusion: Two topless women are making out.
Label: False
Premises:
Two women in tank tops are drinking.
Every liquid that is drunk doesn not make the drinker drunk.
Conclusion: Two women are on vacation getting drunk.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A crowd of people in stadium style seating appear disinterested in the venue.
The group of people doesn't care because they are disinterested.
Conclusion: A group of people doesn't care about the stadium they are sitting in.
Label: True
Premises:
A crowd of people in stadium style seating appear disinterested in the venue.
The people can not be disinterested and excited at the same time
Conclusion: A group of people are excited to be here.
Label: False
Premises:
A crowd of people in stadium style seating appear disinterested in the venue.
Disinterested does not mean unhappy.
Conclusion: A group of people are unhappy to be at the stadium.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An old man with a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, and blue jeans stands next to a cabin and looks off into the distance as the sun sets in the background.
If somebody is there with a hat, then it's not true that nobody has a hat.
Conclusion: Nobody has a hat
Label: False
Premises:
An old man with a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, and blue jeans stands next to a cabin and looks off into the distance as the sun sets in the background.
The old man can be short rather than tall.
Conclusion: A tall person with a hat
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An old man with a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, and blue jeans stands next to a cabin and looks off into the distance as the sun sets in the background.
An old man is a person and a cowboy hat is a specific type of hat.
Conclusion: A person with a hat
Label: True
Premises:
A group of young men are dumping soil onto the ground of their backyard.
Men dumping soil onto the ground of their backyard must be working outside.
Conclusion: The young men are working outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of young men are dumping soil onto the ground of their backyard.
Dumping soil doesn't mean they are leveling the area or building a basketball court.
Conclusion: The young men are working to level an area of the yard to put in a new basketball court.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of young men are dumping soil onto the ground of their backyard.
The locations in each sentence are different; in sentence one the subjects are in their backyard, in sentence two the subjects are on a beach.
Conclusion: The young men laze about on the beach, sunning themselves in the afternoon sun.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men are working together to empty the barrel of its contents.
There is no guarantee the men are fishermen
Conclusion: Two fishermen are emptying their catch from a barrel.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two men are working together to empty the barrel of its contents.
Two men and a  man and a woman cannot be the same.
Conclusion: A man and woman are emptying the barrel.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men are working together to empty the barrel of its contents.
"Empty the barrel" is a rephrase of "emptying a barrel."
Conclusion: Two men are emptying a barrel.
Label: True
Premises:
A man looks mysterious in a blue shirt and a red truck for a company called Wilbert.
A man can't be a woman.
Conclusion: A woman cuts eggplant.
Label: False
Premises:
A man looks mysterious in a blue shirt and a red truck for a company called Wilbert.
There is no indication that the man is approaching a woman's house on business. He could be going anywhere for anywhere for any reason.
Conclusion: A man approaches a woman's house on business.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man looks mysterious in a blue shirt and a red truck for a company called Wilbert.
A man looks mysterious in a blue shirt and a red truck working for Wilbert.
Conclusion: A man looks mysterious.
Label: True
Premises:
Man sits at the doorway of barber shop.
A man is seated when he sits.
Conclusion: a man is seated
Label: True
Premises:
Man sits at the doorway of barber shop.
Not everyone sits at the doorway of barber shop are barber.
Conclusion: the man is a barber
Label: Uncertain