Sentence examples for certainly contradictory from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly contradictory, running in London and the desire to run in the Olympic trials," Gee said.

"The president's presence in the Communist Party sky box is certainly contradictory to his so-called commitment to democracy in the Middle East or his emotional expression of concern over the genocide in Sudan," Mr. Rohrabacher wrote in a statement.

It's a highly effective suppression tactic but is certainly contradictory to the Academy Honor Code, "We will not lie, steal, or cheat, nor tolerate among us anyone who does".

But it almost certainly chronicles the contradictory emotions felt during daily commutes.

Certainly Qadri is a contradictory man.

Now, it is certainly the case that contradictory utterances that one sometimes hears are best construed in some such way.

However, there are caveats to the orthology-function conjecture; while it tends to hold true as a generalized, genome-scale approach for assigning function to newly sequenced genes, contradictory cases certainly arise [ 32].

Certainly, according to his own contradictory accounts, Mr. Bollier has led a checkered life.

Certainly many of the seemingly contradictory phenomena noted in this book coexist, as America struggles to come to terms with the digital age and its social and economic fallout.

Furthermore, the primer-dependent amplification, most likely caused by the presence of viral fragments, demonstrates the necessity of confirming a single positive PCR result, certainly in the presence of contradictory virus isolation results.

This would certainly be a quixotic, self-contradictory mission, but it was a mission nonetheless, and on my first day, I almost completely failed.