Sentence examples for contradictory from from inspiring English sources

Trump's response was contradictory from the start.

There was no shortage of theories — sometimes contradictory — from inside and outside party in the first hours after the 2012 elections.

Subatomic particles cannot be visualized as tiny analogues of ordinary material objects such as billiard balls, for they have properties that appear contradictory from the classical viewpoint.

Decriminalisation gets a mention, but only to point out that "we have no intention of decriminalising drugs" – which is a little contradictory from a government that's allowing police in Bristol and Durham to divert some drug arrestees away from the criminal justice system.

HPV infection susceptibility in black women has been also contradictory from the host genetic background, since there are studies that reported HLA-class-II DQB1*03 alleles both as a risk factor [41], [42] and a protective factor [43].

However, observations regarding the functional roles of NDRG1 in tumor progression are highly contradictory, from both immunohistochemical analysis of clinical samples to functional studies using ectopic NDRG1 overexpression or knock-down.

He works not through exposition but through heartbreaking moments of fear and doubt, through actions that career into the immediately self-contradictory from one line to the next, through the juxtaposition of the appalling and the beautiful in image and utterance.

The reported request from Israel elicited contradictory reactions from Egypt.

Last night there were contradictory signs from the US.

Best again maintains his previous statements in the face of contradictory testimony from Pancke and Bovensiepen.

Plaintiff received contradictory results from safety inspections conducted by defendant and another automobile service provider.