Sentence examples for Contradictory from inspiring English sources

Morrison, who was questioned three times during the Friday conference about the two unaccompanied minors, issued a range of contradictory responses.

This has been seized upon by Fianna Fáil as evidence that their rivals have opposing and contradictory tax policies.

The debate demands onlookers accept one of two contradictory premises, so there is little room for nuance and the argument never runs out of fuel.

For those who know little about Turner's life, it's a jolt to accept that the creator of paintings of genius was a faulty bloke with an intermittently uncivil tongue, a tendency to grunt and a contradictory attitude towards women.

The messy, contradictory energy of the yes movement has been harnessed - willingly - by the SNP's laser-guided election machine.

After weeks of contradictory statements, finance minister Yanis Varoufakis announced last week the sale of state assets, halted when the leftist-led Syriza government was elected in January, but would resume on different terms.

Is it urban, working-class England in its various, and sometimes contradictory, manifestations, from pubs and the music hall to northern non-conformity (and comedy)?

She combines lack of self-awareness with a contradictory but well-honed sense of what makes good clickbait.

But it is hard to see how proposals for European democracy could avoid being either just cosmetic or contradictory.

Sri, though, found the idea of taking Queensland government money – from the same authority who are taking funds away – too contradictory.

Although friends and foe alike ascribe consistency of purpose to Gove's record, I'm inclined to think the legacy will be as contradictory as the man himself.