Sentence examples for contradictory sentiments from inspiring English sources

The Free Trade Agreement with the United States has aggravated all these contradictory sentiments.

— North Carolina is as good a place as any and possibly better than most to explore the often contradictory sentiments at the heart of the same-sex marriage debate.

Pregnancy and motherhood conveyed contradictory sentiments: while pregnancy raised emotions of sadness and anguish, motherhood was related with more optimistic emotions.

As for football, my team, the Steelers, is welcoming back Ben Roethlisberger, a quarterback who was suspended because of "personal conduct" after two sets of sexual-assault allegations (but no criminal charges); making things worse, the team has a bye week (that is not a contradictory sentiment; I'll miss the defense).

In the above writing, the author understands anticommunism as an emotional complex combining diverse and contradictory logics and sentiments, classifying 1950s 60s anticommunism into ten general categories.

Still, these states with strong initiative powers have populist traditions, and lawmakers are loath to mess with the majority sentiment, however contradictory that can seem.

But current uproars are the result of police performing a contradictory function: sharply dividing collective sentiments through their handling of recent cases.

By the early 1970's, his throne was under threat, buffeted by the often-contradictory currents of socialism, anti-monarchical sentiments and an Islamic revival.

The poll's results encapsulated sentiments that at times seemed contradictory, highlighting the complexity of a debate over how to win a war that has had few easy answers.

Tsytsarau et al. [15] state that the usefulness of aggregation and analysis of sentiments based contradictions on the web includes the provision of the ability to track the evolution of contradictory opinions or discussions in the blogosphere.

Russian reports were contradictory.