Sentence examples for contradictory instances from inspiring English sources

It is therefore important to identify and evaluate contradictory instances when analysing a large and noisy dataset.

Between these two seemingly contradictory instances, we find a landscape of various kinds of readings that extend from the real to the virtual and return to the real, sometimes fortified, sometimes impoverished.

Details are scant, or contradictory: for instance, the president proposes both to simplify the tax code and to make the existing tax cuts which complicate it permanent.

The perceived disadvantages of online learning, where all communication was technologically-mediated, were complex and seemingly contradictory in several instances.

The messages of these protests appear to be quite diverse and, in some instances, contradictory.

ITS sequencing showed that conventional methods gave in many instances contradictory and inaccurate results.

Recently, several studies had been conducted in order to do so, but the results are controversial and in some instances contradictory.

Furthermore, we find the occasional positive associations between various exposure metrics and leukemia or myeloid leukemia risk to be inconsistent, and in some instances, contradictory to results based on more conventional exposure characterization approaches.

The young man's account, he continued, was "absurd and contradictory," a clear instance of "the involuntary elaboration of a suggestion" from his interrogators.

Explanatory narratives, incorporating negative instances and contradictory findings, were developed to provide insight into the context against which care management problems occurred.

If it's more balance/less tech you need, then buying more tech does seem a rather contradictory message (vs, for instance, taking up meditation or yoga…).