jinulee-v/esnli-stepwise huggingface dataset:
Premises:
A young man in jeans and a red shirt, wearing yellow gloves, holds a tree branch.
wearing yellow gloves is the same as wears gloves.
Conclusion: A young man wears gloves
Label: True
Premises:
A young man in jeans and a red shirt, wearing yellow gloves, holds a tree branch.
We do not know that the man trims the tree, he could be cleaning fallen branches from a sidewalk
Conclusion: A man trims a tree
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man with a beard is playing an acoustic guitar on the street.
People who play guitar aren't always trying to make some money from tips.
Conclusion: The man tries to make some money from tips.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man with a beard is playing an acoustic guitar on the street.
The person must be either a man or a woman
Conclusion: A woman flashes bystanders.
Label: False
Premises:
A man with a beard is playing an acoustic guitar on the street.
A man on the street must be outside.
Conclusion: A man plays guitar outside.
Label: True
Premises:
Players from two opposing teams wearing colorful cleats struggle to gain control over a ball on an AstroTurf field.
Gain control over a ball is a form of playing a sport.
Conclusion: The players are playing a sport.
Label: True
Premises:
Players from two opposing teams wearing colorful cleats struggle to gain control over a ball on an AstroTurf field.
"They" implies "the players from two opposing teams."
Conclusion: They struggle to gain control over a ball.
Label: True
Premises:
Players from two opposing teams wearing colorful cleats struggle to gain control over a ball on an AstroTurf field.
Players struggle to gain control over a ball cannot have party at the same time
Conclusion: The players are having a party.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman in a white apron prepares various meats on a large grill.
Woman and man are different.
Conclusion: A man is eating his tv dinner.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman in a white apron prepares various meats on a large grill.
Meats on a large grill shows preparing meat.
Conclusion: A woman is preparing meat.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman in a white apron prepares various meats on a large grill.
Preparing various meats on a large grill is beginning to cook
Conclusion: A woman is beginning to cook.
Label: True
Premises:
Two dogs, the gray poodle high in the air, play on the grass.
There are other reasons for a dog to jump into the air other than playing catch.
Conclusion: The animals are playing catch.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two dogs, the gray poodle high in the air, play on the grass.
A being cannot be both lying on their bed and playing on the grass at the same time.
Conclusion: The animals are lying on the bed.
Label: False
Premises:
Two dogs, the gray poodle high in the air, play on the grass.
Dogs are animals. Grass is outside.
Conclusion: The animals are outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A girl laying on the ground on her cellphone.
Laying is the same as lying.
Conclusion: a girl on her cellphone lying on the ground
Label: True
Premises:
A girl laying on the ground on her cellphone.
A girl laying on the ground does not imply a dog is present.
Conclusion: a girl on her cellphone lying on the ground next to a dog
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A girl laying on the ground on her cellphone.
Girl and boy are two different genders Laying and standing are two different actions.
Conclusion: a boy on his cellphone standing on ground
Label: False
Premises:
A man is renovating a room.
To renovate a room you must be in a room.
Conclusion: A man is in a room.
Label: True
Premises:
A man is renovating a room.
The man cannot simultaneously be renovating and laying outside
Conclusion: A man is laying outside in the grass.
Label: False
Premises:
A man is renovating a room.
You can not infer he is using a hammer.
Conclusion: A man is using a hammer in a room.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman in a scarf, laughing, being licked by a dog.
If a woman and dog are together and the dog is licking her and she is laughing then, they enjoy their time together.
Conclusion: A woman and a dog enjoy time together
Label: True
Premises:
A woman in a scarf, laughing, being licked by a dog.
Cats and dogs are different, as are being licked and being scratched.
Conclusion: A woman is scratched by a cat
Label: False
Premises:
A woman in a scarf, laughing, being licked by a dog.
A woman being licked by a dog is not necessarily considered to be spending time with it.  A dog does not imply it is her brand new puppy.
Conclusion: A woman spends time with her brand new puppy
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
four people standing on a hiking trail in a forest with big tree logs on the ground close to them.
It can't be said that nobody is standing if there are four people standing on a hiking trail.
Conclusion: Nobody is standing
Label: False
Premises:
four people standing on a hiking trail in a forest with big tree logs on the ground close to them.
Not all people are tall.
Conclusion: Tall humans standing
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
four people standing on a hiking trail in a forest with big tree logs on the ground close to them.
People are humans and if they are standing on a hiking trail then they are standing.
Conclusion: Some humans standing
Label: True
Premises:
Young man performing a skateboard trick on a sidewalk in a city.
Farms are generally not in the city.
Conclusion: A young man is on a farm.
Label: False
Premises:
Young man performing a skateboard trick on a sidewalk in a city.
"A young man is performing a good skill on a skateboard" is a rephrasing of "Young man performing a skateboard trick"
Conclusion: A young man is perfoming a good skill on a skateboard on the sidewalk in a metropolitan area.
Label: True
Premises:
Young man performing a skateboard trick on a sidewalk in a city.
Performing a skateboard trick requires skill, and a city may also be considered a metropolitan area.
Conclusion: There is a guy performing a skill on a skateboard on the sidewalk in a metropolitan area.
Label: True
Premises:
A dark-skinned man in white shirts and a black sleeveless shirt flips his skateboard on a cement surface surrounded by tall buildings and palm trees.
It would be very unusual that one eats a palm tree that surrounds one's location. One could not flip one's skateboard while sitting down.
Conclusion: a man sitting down builds a tall building and eats a palm tree
Label: False
Premises:
A dark-skinned man in white shirts and a black sleeveless shirt flips his skateboard on a cement surface surrounded by tall buildings and palm trees.
dark-skinned man flips his skateboard   is the same as man flips his skateboard
Conclusion: a man flips his skateboard on a cement surface
Label: True
Premises:
A dark-skinned man in white shirts and a black sleeveless shirt flips his skateboard on a cement surface surrounded by tall buildings and palm trees.
Someone who flips their skateboard is doing a trick.
Conclusion: a man does a skateboarding trick on a cement surface
Label: True
Premises:
Two young girls hang tinsel on a Christmas tree in a room with blue curtains.
The curtains cannot be blue and red simultaneously
Conclusion: Two girls are in a room with red curtains.
Label: False
Premises:
Two young girls hang tinsel on a Christmas tree in a room with blue curtains.
When you hang tinsel on a tree, you're decorating it.
Conclusion: Two girls are decorating their Christmas tree.
Label: True
Premises:
Two young girls hang tinsel on a Christmas tree in a room with blue curtains.
You can not infer they are happy.
Conclusion: Two girls are happy and getting into the spirit of Christmas.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
This is when daddy taught her how to ride her scooter.
Daddy can not teach if he is dead.
Conclusion: the daddy is dead
Label: False
Premises:
This is when daddy taught her how to ride her scooter.
Sentence 2 is a subset of sentence 1. (Daddy taught her)
Conclusion: daddy taught her
Label: True
Premises:
This is when daddy taught her how to ride her scooter.
daddy  doesn't always mean old
Conclusion: daddy is old
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boy kneeling on a skateboard riding down the street
" kneeling on a skateboard " and " on a skateboard.''  mean the same.
Conclusion: A boy on a skateboard.
Label: True
Premises:
A boy kneeling on a skateboard riding down the street
The boy is either kneeling or standing upright but not both at the same time.
Conclusion: A boy standing upright on a skateboard.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy kneeling on a skateboard riding down the street
It can not be assumed that it is the street his house is on.
Conclusion: A boy on a skateboard riding down the street his house is on.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man wearing a graduation cap, a suit, and an orange shawl walks in front of city shops.
A man with graduation cap walking in front of some shops that he feel proudly because he got a graduation.
Conclusion: A man dressed really strangely is walking in front of some shops.
Label: True
Premises:
A man wearing a graduation cap, a suit, and an orange shawl walks in front of city shops.
A man and a woman are two different people. An outfit consisting of a graduation cap, a suit, and an orange shawl is different than an evening gown. City shops are not the same location as a party.
Conclusion: A woman wearing an evening gown is at a party.
Label: False
Premises:
A man wearing a graduation cap, a suit, and an orange shawl walks in front of city shops.
Not all clothing is strange.
Conclusion: A man wearing strange clothing is being stared at by shoppers.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three people sitting on some stairs laughing.
They may be laughing at something other than a joke
Conclusion: Someone told a joke.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three people sitting on some stairs laughing.
If there are three people there are people
Conclusion: There are three people.
Label: True
Premises:
Three people sitting on some stairs laughing.
The first story contains three laughing people, then it changes to dogs.
Conclusion: The dogs are laughing.
Label: False
Premises:
3 girls chatting and laughing on the stairwell.
Chatting and laughing doesn't necessarily imply they are having fun.
Conclusion: A group of girls are having fun.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
3 girls chatting and laughing on the stairwell.
Not having a good time versus laughing.
Conclusion: Girls are not having a good time.
Label: False
Premises:
3 girls chatting and laughing on the stairwell.
Just because the girls are chatting and laughing on the stairwell does not mean they are at school.
Conclusion: Girls are at school.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Shipyard workers are standing around.
the shipment worker are standing around is not necessary waiting on the docks.
Conclusion: Shipyard workers are waiting on the docks
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Shipyard workers are standing around.
The Shipyard workers are standing around, which implies that they aren't unloading ships.
Conclusion: Shipyard workers are unloading the ships
Label: False
Premises:
Shipyard workers are standing around.
Standing around  does not mean standing on the docks.
Conclusion: Shipyard workers are standing on the docks
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A skateboarder getting ready to perform on a half-tube rink where there are trees in the background.
Getting ready to perform is preparing to do tricks.
Conclusion: A person with a skateboard is preparing to do tricks.
Label: True
Premises:
A skateboarder getting ready to perform on a half-tube rink where there are trees in the background.
The subject is either a skateboarder or two horses and cannot be both at the same time.  The subject is either performing on a half-tube rink or chasing after a man and cannot do both.
Conclusion: Two horse chase after a man holding a carrot.
Label: False
Premises:
A skateboarder getting ready to perform on a half-tube rink where there are trees in the background.
"About to jump down," is a rephrasing of, "getting ready to perform."
Conclusion: A skateboarder stands on top of a halfpipe about to jump down.
Label: True
Premises:
A lady wearing a straw hat and gold hoop earrings is pointing a finger.
A lady is not a kid.
Conclusion: A kid on a bike.
Label: False
Premises:
A lady wearing a straw hat and gold hoop earrings is pointing a finger.
When a lady is pointing, she is a finger to point something.
Conclusion: A lady points.
Label: True
Premises:
A lady wearing a straw hat and gold hoop earrings is pointing a finger.
A woman can point at objects other than a man. Pointing a finger does not imply she is taking about someone.
Conclusion: A woman points at the man she is talking about.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman wearing a long black jacket and a brown hat is walking beside a park with a lot of blooming trees.
You can not infer they are ready for spring.
Conclusion: The trees are ready for spring.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman wearing a long black jacket and a brown hat is walking beside a park with a lot of blooming trees.
The first sentence says the park has a lot of blooming trees but the second states there are no trees at all.
Conclusion: There is a park with no trees.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman wearing a long black jacket and a brown hat is walking beside a park with a lot of blooming trees.
Park implies outside.
Conclusion: The woman is walking outside.
Label: True
Premises:
an elderly man in a tie die shirt playing a red according key bored for a boy in blue.
A man is playing an instrument for a boy.
Conclusion: There is a man playing an instrument
Label: True
Premises:
an elderly man in a tie die shirt playing a red according key bored for a boy in blue.
If the man is playing, he wouldn't be watching others play.
Conclusion: There is a man watching others play instruments
Label: False
Premises:
an elderly man in a tie die shirt playing a red according key bored for a boy in blue.
We do not know that the man is outdoors
Conclusion: There is a man outdoors playing an instrument
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A person crossing a bridge with train tracks.
One can be either crossing a bridge with train tracks or tip-toeing across the train tracks.
Conclusion: There was a woman tip-toeing across the train tracks.
Label: False
Premises:
A person crossing a bridge with train tracks.
If the bridge has tracks on it the train tracks are across it
Conclusion: The bridge had train tracks across it.
Label: True
Premises:
A person crossing a bridge with train tracks.
A person cannot be crossing a bridge and jump off the bridge at the same time.
Conclusion: A person jumped off the side of the bridge.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a black business suit stands upright next to a man wearing blue and leaning against a railing.
We do not know that the man in blue is Batman or that the man in black is Johnny Cash.
Conclusion: The man in blue is Batman and the man in black is Jonny Cash.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a black business suit stands upright next to a man wearing blue and leaning against a railing.
Just because he is standing next to the man in blue does not mean he is planning on robbing him, this is not revealed until the second sentence
Conclusion: The man in the black suit is planning on robbing the man in blue next to him.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a black business suit stands upright next to a man wearing blue and leaning against a railing.
A business suit is a suit. Standing upright is standing, and a man wearing blue is a man in a blue outfit.
Conclusion: A man in a black suit is standing next to a man in a blue outfit.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of three people and one dog hike up a green mountainside.
'Three people' can also be described collectively as 'some people', a hike up a mountainside is a form of exercising and also indicates they are outside.
Conclusion: Some people are exercising outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of three people and one dog hike up a green mountainside.
The people aren't necessarily racing.
Conclusion: People are racing up a hill.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of three people and one dog hike up a green mountainside.
Having a picnic is a different activity than going on a hike.
Conclusion: People are having a picnic.
Label: False
Premises:
Three hikers and a dog are walking through the foliage on the hillside.
The people are either on the beach or a verdant hillside.
Conclusion: People are walking along the beach.
Label: False
Premises:
Three hikers and a dog are walking through the foliage on the hillside.
there in inference that the hillside was in the woods. I think in sentence two threw should be through, small grammar error.
Conclusion: People are hiking threw a woods.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three hikers and a dog are walking through the foliage on the hillside.
three hikers are people
Conclusion: People are outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of men, some with musical instruments, sit in chairs around the perimeter of a room.
Not everyone who sits with an instrument is preparing for a concert.
Conclusion: A group of men are preparing for a concert.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
First Lady Laura Bush being the wife of former US President is the former First Lady and her in front of seated audience means at the podium while for a (White House) Conference.
Conclusion: The former First Lady is at the podium for a conference.
Label: True
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
Standing in front of an audience is where you would speak at a conference.
Conclusion: Laura Bush stands in front of a conference
Label: True
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
One cannot be at podium and driving simultaneously.
Conclusion: Laura Bush is driving a jet-ski near the Washington monument.
Label: False
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
Bush could be concluding a speech, not gets ready to begin one. Bush could be speaking about many things or there for a different purpose - not explicitly to make an address. Bush could be discussing issues that are minor or universally agreed upon, not necessarily a heated issue.
Conclusion: Laura Bush gets ready to address a heated issue
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
First Lady Laura Bush and George Bush wouldn't be standing in front of the podium together.
Conclusion: George Bush stands in front of a podium in front of an audience
Label: False
Premises:
First Lady Laura Bush at podium, in front of seated audience, at the White House Conference on Global Literacy.
Just because If Barbara Bush gives a speech, it does not imply that the audience is made of young people.
Conclusion: Laura Bush is giving a talk about the importance of literacy to young people.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two men stand in hula grass skirts stand in the back of a truck at the top of a silver ramp.
The men are in the truck.
Conclusion: The two men are wearing hula grass skirts.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men stand in hula grass skirts stand in the back of a truck at the top of a silver ramp.
Hula grass skirts are not jogging clothes.
Conclusion: The two men are wearing jogging clothes.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men stand in hula grass skirts stand in the back of a truck at the top of a silver ramp.
We cannot infer that the two men are Hawaiian.
Conclusion: The two men wearing hula grass skirts are Hawaiian.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Times Square in New York.
New York and California are different states.
Conclusion: Times Square is in California.
Label: False
Premises:
Times Square in New York.
Times Square is not assumed to be packed.
Conclusion: Times Square is packed.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Times Square in New York.
New York is a place.
Conclusion: Times Square is a place.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of young adults wait in line outdoors in the daytime.
There can be either a group of young adults or a woman.
Conclusion: A woman drives a bulldozer.
Label: False
Premises:
A group of young adults wait in line outdoors in the daytime.
College kids are not the only type of young adults. People can wait in line for reasons other than purchasing concert tickets.
Conclusion: College kids wait in line for concert tickets.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of young adults wait in line outdoors in the daytime.
Young adults are people in a line.
Conclusion: A group of people wait in a line.
Label: True
Premises:
A man surfs on a medium sized wave while holding a paddle that seems to steer him in the direction he wants to go.
A man surging is not assumed to be an extreme kayaker.  A medium sized wave does not imply treacherous waters.
Conclusion: An extreme kayaker steers the treacherous waters
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man surfs on a medium sized wave while holding a paddle that seems to steer him in the direction he wants to go.
Surfing a wave implies surfing on water.
Conclusion: A man surfing on the water
Label: True
Premises:
A man surfs on a medium sized wave while holding a paddle that seems to steer him in the direction he wants to go.
To surf and to milk a cow is not possible at the same time.
Conclusion: A man milks a cow
Label: False
Premises:
Two men and a Frisbee
A Frisbee is a toy.
Conclusion: Two men with a toy.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men and a Frisbee
Two men could be holding the Frisbee or showing off the Frisbee, rather than playing with it
Conclusion: Two men playing with a Frisbee.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two men and a Frisbee
The men are either playing basketball or playing with a Frisbee.
Conclusion: Two men playing with a basketball.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy in swimming trunks wades out into the water.
A boy is not a girl.
Conclusion: The young girl gets into the water with her bathing suit.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy in swimming trunks wades out into the water.
Just because a boy is swimming does not mean he is at his team practice.
Conclusion: The young swimmer wades out into the water at the start of his team practice.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man is kayaking in rough waters.
A man can not be kayaking if there isn't any water around him.
Conclusion: Ther isn't any water around the man
Label: False
Premises:
A man is kayaking in rough waters.
A kayak is a type of boat, a man is inside it.
Conclusion: The man is in a boat
Label: True
Premises:
a man wearing a red jacket and camouflage pants is leaning against a giant tree in the snow.
You can not infer it's a lumberjack.
Conclusion: A lumberjack poses with a tree he's about to chop down
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a man wearing a red jacket and camouflage pants is leaning against a giant tree in the snow.
One cannot be leaning again a tree in the snow and sipping beer on the beach at the same time.
Conclusion: A man sips beer on the beach
Label: False
Premises:
a man wearing a red jacket and camouflage pants is leaning against a giant tree in the snow.
Leaning against is the same as leaning on a tree.
Conclusion: A man leaning on a tree
Label: True
Premises:
A blue truck is driving on a desert road carrying several people and lots of assorted cargo.
A motionless truck can not be driving.
Conclusion: A motionless truck
Label: False
Premises:
A blue truck is driving on a desert road carrying several people and lots of assorted cargo.
A truck is driving is the same as a truck driving.
Conclusion: A truck driving
Label: True
Premises:
A shirtless man with a white hat and no shoes sitting crisscross with his back against the wall holding up a white plastic cup.
Sitting against a wall does not imply that a man is waiting for someone.
Conclusion: A man is waiting for someone
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A shirtless man with a white hat and no shoes sitting crisscross with his back against the wall holding up a white plastic cup.
A man is sitting crisscross while the other information about him is irrelevant.
Conclusion: A man is sitting crisscross
Label: True
Premises:
A shirtless man with a white hat and no shoes sitting crisscross with his back against the wall holding up a white plastic cup.
There is either a woman or a man
Conclusion: A woman is walking
Label: False
Premises:
One woman with jeans, gray shirt and sandals; with girl in all pink watching a white ball float in midair.
There is no way to know what the women is thinking, its impossible to know if she is contemplating buying anything.
Conclusion: The woman is contemplating buying a new outfit.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
One woman with jeans, gray shirt and sandals; with girl in all pink watching a white ball float in midair.
The ball cannot float in midair and be on the floor the same time.
Conclusion: The ball is on the floor.
Label: False
Premises:
One woman with jeans, gray shirt and sandals; with girl in all pink watching a white ball float in midair.
"Shirt is gray" is a rephrasing of "gray shirt."
Conclusion: The shirt is gray.
Label: True
Premises:
Military personnel are shopping
Shopping can take place in many stores, even online. Going to a mall is a specific shopping experience.
Conclusion: Military personnel are in the mall.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Military personnel are shopping
shopping doesn't always mean  buying groceries.
Conclusion: Military personnel are buying groceries.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Military personnel are shopping
Military personnel usually are not shopping and training at the same time.
Conclusion: People in the military are training.
Label: False
Premises:
Two black labs run, one carrying an orange dog toy.
When you're running carrying an orange toy, you're not in the middle of chasing a rabbit.
Conclusion: The dogs are chasing a rabbit.
Label: False
Premises:
Two black labs run, one carrying an orange dog toy.
Black labs run shows that dogs are running.
Conclusion: two dogs are running.
Label: True
Premises:
Two black labs run, one carrying an orange dog toy.
You can not infer they are female.
Conclusion: Both dogs are female.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A black man in a blue suit is talking on a cellphone while smoking.
There is no reason why a man can't talk on his phone to someone other than his friend.
Conclusion: The man is talking to his friend on the phone
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A black man in a blue suit is talking on a cellphone while smoking.
talking and smoking is not jogging
Conclusion: The man is jogging
Label: False
Premises:
A black man in a blue suit is talking on a cellphone while smoking.
Smoking requires a cigar or cigarette, therefore if someone smokes, the cigarette is lit.
Conclusion: The cigarette is lit
Label: True
Premises:
A woman wearing a black t-shirt and green capri pants walks in front of a giant clock.
A clock that is wearing black capri pants is no the same a giant clock.
Conclusion: The green clock wears black capri pants in front of the woman.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman wearing a black t-shirt and green capri pants walks in front of a giant clock.
Giant clock is a clock. The example is not correct.
Conclusion: The clock is accurate at least two times a day.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman wearing a black t-shirt and green capri pants walks in front of a giant clock.
The woman can walk at any time even if it is not noon.
Conclusion: It is noon.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Several people in blue scrubs and one in a skirt and black blouse.
If the several people here are naked, then they cannot be in scrubs or a skirt and blouse.
Conclusion: Several people are naked.
Label: False
Premises:
Several people in blue scrubs and one in a skirt and black blouse.
People wearing scrubs are wearing scrubs irrespective of the color.
Conclusion: There are people wearing scrubs.
Label: True
Premises:
Several people in blue scrubs and one in a skirt and black blouse.
WE have no idea if they are at a hospital or somewhere else. they wear scrubs at several different places.
Conclusion: There are people at the hospital.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A middle-aged man chef is in a white doorway of a mobile kitchen.
The mobile kitchen is not necessarily a food truck.
Conclusion: A chef is near a food truck.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A middle-aged man chef is in a white doorway of a mobile kitchen.
A chef in a doorway of kitchen is near a kitchen.
Conclusion: A chef is near a kitchen.
Label: True
Premises:
A middle-aged man chef is in a white doorway of a mobile kitchen.
A mobile kitchen is not a home.
Conclusion: A chef has been fired and sits at home with a handle of whiskey.
Label: False
Premises:
A small Asian child rides on the back of a woman who is wearing a hat.
Just because a child is riding on the back of a woman doesn't mean that woman is their mother, and doesn't mean that they ride home from work.
Conclusion: A mother and her child ride home from work.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A small Asian child rides on the back of a woman who is wearing a hat.
If the child rides on a woman, then the child is not alone.
Conclusion: A child stands alone.
Label: False
Premises:
A small Asian child rides on the back of a woman who is wearing a hat.
Small Asian child is a child.
Conclusion: A child and woman are picture.
Label: True
Premises:
The man is sweeping with a red broom.
Dirt is what is normally swept when one sweeps with a broom; that the man is sweeping is tautological.
Conclusion: The man is sweeping dirt
Label: True
Premises:
The man is sweeping with a red broom.
The man cannot be sweeping and dancing concurrently.
Conclusion: The man is dancing with a woman
Label: False
Premises:
The man is sweeping with a red broom.
"The man is sweeping" is a short version of "The man is sweeping with a red broom".
Conclusion: The man is sweeping
Label: True
Premises:
a matador in white and gold clothing and pink sock is getting hit by a raging bull
Just because he is getting hit does not mean he will feel sorry for the bull.
Conclusion: The matador will feel sorry for the bull
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a matador in white and gold clothing and pink sock is getting hit by a raging bull
Just because a matador in white and gold clothing and pink sock is getting hit by a raging bull does not mean the bull is attacking the matador.
Conclusion: The angry bull is attacking the matador and quite rightly so
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a matador in white and gold clothing and pink sock is getting hit by a raging bull
A raging bull hitting a matador does not imply that the bull is going to stamp the matador to pieces.
Conclusion: The raging bull is going to stamp the matador to pieces
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a woman working in the storefront of a jewelry shop fixing the display shelf.
Nothing says that the woman is dreaming of a modeling career.
Conclusion: The woman is dreaming of a modeling career while working in the jewelry shop.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a woman working in the storefront of a jewelry shop fixing the display shelf.
fixing the display shelf is the rephrasing of fixes a display shelf
Conclusion: A woman fixes a display shelf.
Label: True
Premises:
a woman working in the storefront of a jewelry shop fixing the display shelf.
Fixing a display and buying a ticket are two completely different actions.
Conclusion: A woman buys a ticket at a movie theater.
Label: False
Premises:
Three men are standing on stage performing.
Standing indicates the men are upright.
Conclusion: Men are upright on a stage.
Label: True
Premises:
Three men are standing on stage performing.
Just because men are performing doesn't mean they are in a theater
Conclusion: Male actors are putting on a play in a theater.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Three men are standing on stage performing.
either there are men on stage, or women playing trumpets on the street.
Conclusion: Women are playing trumpets on the street.
Label: False
Premises:
Two adult men in black t-shirt and loud tunics hold smoking torches in preparation for an act of entertainment or celebration in a forested environment.
The men hold torches to celebrate because they are part of an act for a celebration.
Conclusion: Two men hold torches to celebrate
Label: True
Premises:
Two adult men in black t-shirt and loud tunics hold smoking torches in preparation for an act of entertainment or celebration in a forested environment.
Just because two men are preparing for a celebration doesn't mean they are brothers
Conclusion: Two brothers hold torches to celebrate.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A black man in a knitted, blue cap and green, collared shirt sit next to a stump slicing a coconut.
A man slicing a coconut does not always imply they are showing other people how to slice a coconut.
Conclusion: A man showing how to slice a coconut next to a stump to other people going around
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A black man in a knitted, blue cap and green, collared shirt sit next to a stump slicing a coconut.
Slicing a coconut is a rephrasing of slicing coconut.
Conclusion: A man slicing coconut next to a stump.
Label: True
Premises:
A black man in a knitted, blue cap and green, collared shirt sit next to a stump slicing a coconut.
The man cannot simultaneously be slicing a coconut and drinking.
Conclusion: A man drinking coconut water.
Label: False
Premises:
A patient is being worked on by doctors and nurses.
A patient is a someone.
Conclusion: Someone is at the doctor.
Label: True
Premises:
A patient is being worked on by doctors and nurses.
A patient don't necessarily imply that the patient is a man.
Conclusion: A man is at the doctor.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A patient is being worked on by doctors and nurses.
A patient being worked on might be unconscious, but that's not the same as sleeping.
Conclusion: A man is sleeping.
Label: False
Premises:
a candid photo of a young lady sitting at a restaurant table.
A woman cannot be sitting on a toilet and at a table at the same time.
Conclusion: A young woman is sitting on a toilet.
Label: False
Premises:
a candid photo of a young lady sitting at a restaurant table.
Sitting at a restaurant table implies sitting at a table.
Conclusion: A young lady is sitting at a table.
Label: True
Premises:
a candid photo of a young lady sitting at a restaurant table.
The young lady could be looking at or away from the camera, neither is certain.
Conclusion: A young woman is smiling and looking away from the camera.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a boy wearing jean shorts, and a black and blue shirt, reading a book, sits on a rolling device up against a wall that says book fair, while other people stand around.
A boy wearing jean shorts, and a black and blue shirt, r is definitely wearing clothes.
Conclusion: A boy is wearing clothes.
Label: True
Premises:
a boy wearing jean shorts, and a black and blue shirt, reading a book, sits on a rolling device up against a wall that says book fair, while other people stand around.
The boy is either reading a book or plays a video game.
Conclusion: The boy plays a video game.
Label: False
Premises:
a boy wearing jean shorts, and a black and blue shirt, reading a book, sits on a rolling device up against a wall that says book fair, while other people stand around.
A book is not assumed to be a mystery book.
Conclusion: A boy reads a mystery book.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A large crowd of people talking to each other.
large crowd of people implies lot of people and talking requires standing near each other.
Conclusion: There is a lot of people standing near each other.
Label: True
Premises:
A large crowd of people talking to each other.
it would either be people dogs
Conclusion: A large crowd of dogs are at the park.
Label: False
Premises:
A large crowd of people talking to each other.
We do not know that the people are speaking in different languages
Conclusion: People speak a variety of different languages.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
In a chain link enclosed skate park a skater goes over one of the obstacles.Wit.
Skater implies a person is skating.
Conclusion: A person is skating.
Label: True
Premises:
In a chain link enclosed skate park a skater goes over one of the obstacles.Wit.
If the skater goes over obstacles, he isn't sitting on the ground.
Conclusion: The skater is sitting on the ground.
Label: False
Premises:
Elderly people walking down a city street.
People cannot be walking down a city street and swimming in the pool a the same time.
Conclusion: The elderly people are swimming in the pool.
Label: False
Premises:
Elderly people walking down a city street.
Elderly people can walk down the street without crossing a crosswalk.
Conclusion: The Elderly people are crossing the crosswalk.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Elderly people walking down a city street.
Walking down a city street doesn't imply going to a restaurant.
Conclusion: The elderly people are walking to a restaurant.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An older women looking off into the distance with three older women walking towards her from behind.
It is not necessarily true that there is a billboard.
Conclusion: An older woman is trying to see a billboard that is far away
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An older women looking off into the distance with three older women walking towards her from behind.
One older woman plus three older woman equals 4 older woman.
Conclusion: 4 older woman are walking
Label: True
Premises:
An older women looking off into the distance with three older women walking towards her from behind.
walking and sitting are different
Conclusion: Four older women are sitting in a hot tub
Label: False
Premises:
A man sitting with his head down on his arm and a roll of toilet paper and a cellphone sitting beside him.
A man cannot be sitting and running simultaneously
Conclusion: A man is running a marathon.
Label: False
Premises:
A man sitting with his head down on his arm and a roll of toilet paper and a cellphone sitting beside him.
In order for the man to be sitting with his head down and objects around him he must be sitting down.
Conclusion: A man is sitting down.
Label: True
Premises:
A man sitting with his head down on his arm and a roll of toilet paper and a cellphone sitting beside him.
A man can rest his head down without being sick.
Conclusion: A man is sick next to the toilet.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A homeless man carries a sign that says 'hungry'.
It is implied that the homeless man does not have a home since he is homeless.
Conclusion: The man does not have a home.
Label: True
Premises:
A homeless man carries a sign that says 'hungry'.
A man cannot be homeless and living in a mansion at the same time.
Conclusion: The man is living in a mansion.
Label: False
Premises:
People dressed in traditional Japanese garb walk in a procession through a courtyard paved with paving stones.
A garb is a type of clothing.
Conclusion: People dressed in Japanese clothing walk through a courtyard.
Label: True
Premises:
People dressed in traditional Japanese garb walk in a procession through a courtyard paved with paving stones.
Traditional garb is worn for more than just a funeral.
Conclusion: The people are partaking in a Japanese funeral tradition.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
People dressed in traditional Japanese garb walk in a procession through a courtyard paved with paving stones.
Traditional Japanese garb walk does not resemble circus clowns' attire.
Conclusion: People dressed like circus clowns entertain at a child's birthday party.
Label: False
Premises:
A man shows off his spider-web face paint.
An adult man in face paint is in no way similar to a little girl.
Conclusion: The little girl asks her father to pick her up.
Label: False
Premises:
A man shows off his spider-web face paint.
The web doesn't have to be black, it could be any color.
Conclusion: A young man shows a group of people the black web painted on his face.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man shows off his spider-web face paint.
A man is a type of person. A spider-web face paint is a type of face painting.
Conclusion: A person shows some people his face painting.
Label: True
Premises:
Man with a spider web & spiders painted on his face.
The man either has a painted face or nothing on his face
Conclusion: The man has nothing on his face.
Label: False
Premises:
Man with a spider web & spiders painted on his face.
The mans must have his "face painted" in order to have, "spider web & spiders painted on his face"
Conclusion: The man has his face painted.
Label: True
Premises:
Man with a spider web & spiders painted on his face.
Not just because a man has paint on his face doesn't mean he painted his face for a Halloween event
Conclusion: The man has his face painted for a Halloween event.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Man sitting on bench with a suitcase in front of PADDINGTON sign.
Sitting in  front of PADDINGTON sign implies sitting with a sign
Conclusion: A man sitting with a sign
Label: True
Premises:
Man sitting on bench with a suitcase in front of PADDINGTON sign.
You can be sitting on a bench without taking a break.
Conclusion: A man taking a break
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Man sitting on bench with a suitcase in front of PADDINGTON sign.
A man cannot be sitting and laying down simultaneously.
Conclusion: A man laying down
Label: False
Premises:
Boy in green pajamas play with his toy while his mother sits on the couch and watches him.
The boy wears either green pajamas or white pajamas.
Conclusion: A boy in white pajamas plays.
Label: False
Premises:
Boy in green pajamas play with his toy while his mother sits on the couch and watches him.
we don't know what shade of green the boys pajamas are they could be light or dark.
Conclusion: A boy in light green pajamas plays.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Boy in green pajamas play with his toy while his mother sits on the couch and watches him.
Boy in green pajamas plays is in the first sentence.
Conclusion: A boy in green pajamas plays.
Label: True
Premises:
A young boy holding a red toy wearing green snowman and reindeer pajamas with an older woman on a couch behind him.
The young boy and older woman being close together does not mean the young boy is asleep, or that the woman is watching television.
Conclusion: The young boy is asleep while the woman is watching television.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A young boy holding a red toy wearing green snowman and reindeer pajamas with an older woman on a couch behind him.
older woman on a couch behind him doesn't always mean is his mother
Conclusion: The older woman behind the young boy is his mother.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A young boy holding a red toy wearing green snowman and reindeer pajamas with an older woman on a couch behind him.
The young boy if holding a toy, the toy is red.
Conclusion: The young boy is holding a toy.
Label: True
Premises:
A smiling man and a baby girl posing for photo.
The mother cannot also be a man
Conclusion: A girl poses for a selfie with her mother.
Label: False
Premises:
A smiling man and a baby girl posing for photo.
Posing for photo implies photo is being taken.
Conclusion: A photo is being taken of a man and a baby girl.
Label: True
Premises:
A smiling man and a baby girl posing for photo.
Smiling men are not all named Bob. "Baby Girl" does not always imply that the girl is an infant. Not all photos are family photos.
Conclusion: Bob takes his infant daughter for a family photo.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Sports team members practice and relax on a basketball court.
The sports team members are either having lunch or they practice on the court, but they cannot do both activities simultaneously.
Conclusion: Sports team members are having lunch.
Label: False
Premises:
Sports team members practice and relax on a basketball court.
Team members of a sport are also called team members of a sport team.
Conclusion: Team members of a sport is relaxing after practice.
Label: True
Premises:
Sports team members practice and relax on a basketball court.
practice doesn't mean large crowd
Conclusion: Team members were practicing on a basketball court while large crowd watched.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Pedestrians are gazing at a display of books set out on a sidewalk under a tree.
The display of books may not be from a book sale.
Conclusion: Some people are attending an outdoor book sale.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Pedestrians are gazing at a display of books set out on a sidewalk under a tree.
It's implied that the women are the pedestrians. They're gazing at a display and therefore aren't wrapping gifts.
Conclusion: Some women are wrapping gifts.
Label: False
Premises:
Pedestrians are gazing at a display of books set out on a sidewalk under a tree.
People do not need to be standing on a sidewalk in order to gaze at a display of books.
Conclusion: People are standing on a sidewalk.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two people walk up to a brick building with a colorful mural on its side.
One cannot walk and ride in a car at the same time.
Conclusion: Two men riding in a car past a brick building.
Label: False
Premises:
Two people walk up to a brick building with a colorful mural on its side.
Two people are walking toward a building because they walk up to a building.
Conclusion: Two people walking toward a brick building with their mural on its side.
Label: True
Premises:
Two people walk up to a brick building with a colorful mural on its side.
Sentence two gives more detail in the fact that the brick building has a mural on the outside. A more specific version of side
Conclusion: Two people walking toward a brick building with a colorful mural outside.
Label: True
Premises:
A sungalsses vendor gazes into the distance.
Gazes and talks are two different actions.
Conclusion: A vendor talks to a customer
Label: False
Premises:
A sungalsses vendor gazes into the distance.
Gazes into the distance is stares into space.
Conclusion: A vendor stares into space.
Label: True
Premises:
A sungalsses vendor gazes into the distance.
Just because a vendor gazes doesn't mean they are a woman.
Conclusion: A woman vendor gazes into the distance.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An Ambulance is passing a man wearing a bandanna and girl.
Since the ambulance is passing a person, that means its moving and not stopped.
Conclusion: The ambulance isn't stopped by heavy traffic
Label: True
Premises:
An Ambulance is passing a man wearing a bandanna and girl.
If the man is running after the ambulance, then the ambulance cannot still be passing the man. He must be behind it already.
Conclusion: The man in the bandana is running after the ambulance
Label: False
Premises:
An Ambulance is passing a man wearing a bandanna and girl.
An ambulance does not have it's sirens on every time it passes somebody.
Conclusion: The ambulance has its sirens on
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A young boy runs across a road in front of a sky blue building with barred windows.
Barred windows are usually present in an abandoned building.
Conclusion: A boy runs across a road in front of an abandoned building.
Label: True
Premises:
A young boy runs across a road in front of a sky blue building with barred windows.
If the boy sleeps, he doesn't also "runs"
Conclusion: A boy sleeps in his bed.
Label: False
Premises:
A young boy runs across a road in front of a sky blue building with barred windows.
Sky blue building is a type of building.
Conclusion: A boy is running infront of a building.
Label: True
Premises:
Boys in what appears to be a library or school room.
A library or a school room is not outside.
Conclusion: Boys are playing outside.
Label: False
Premises:
Boys in what appears to be a library or school room.
boys is the same as children
Conclusion: Children are indoors.
Label: True
Premises:
Boys in what appears to be a library or school room.
A library or school room are both places of learning.
Conclusion: Boys are in a place of learning.
Label: True
Premises:
3 women run in a marathon with the crowd in the background, one with the label Galina and another the label Inga, and the 3rd running close behind them in blue.
Either of Galina or Inga can be in the lead, so it is not a certainty that Galina is winning the race.
Conclusion: Galina is winning the race.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
3 women run in a marathon with the crowd in the background, one with the label Galina and another the label Inga, and the 3rd running close behind them in blue.
No women running one sentence and the women run in the other.
Conclusion: There are no women running.
Label: False
Premises:
3 women run in a marathon with the crowd in the background, one with the label Galina and another the label Inga, and the 3rd running close behind them in blue.
Galina, Inga, are running.  A 3rd woman is running close behind them.
Conclusion: Three women are running.
Label: True