Sentence examples for contradictory out from inspiring English sources

She gives the example of Thomas Jefferson, who literally took scissors to his editions of the New Testament and excised anything he deemed too obscure or contradictory — out went the miracles.

While its Republican backers say the bill is about ensuring "decisional transparency," critics argue it could weaken the listing process by opening the door to "contradictory, out-of-date or fraudulent" data.

He said: "Historically the US wanted two contradictory things out of Europe and out of Britain in Europe.

Government ministers give out contradictory messages.

Mayweather has put out contradictory statements about his future.

They were getting somewhere, or so they thought, until the computer started spitting out contradictory results.

Inadvertently, you could be giving out contradictory messages that jeopardise your reputation.

And this internally contradictory picture "turned out to be more or less true".

Mr Bossi's party is both anti-immigrant and protectionist.But in the campaign Mr Berlusconi gave out contradictory signals.

The contradictory statements coming out of Zimbabwe are fanning international suspicion about the full extent of Iran-Zimbabwe relations.

"But it is difficult to see it as part of a pattern, because there are so many contradictory signals" coming out of Ankara, he added.