Sentence examples for contradictory take from inspiring English sources

And blogger David Burge had a more humorous contradictory take: "Good one!

Finally, this season has been unusual for seeing the publication of three very important books about money: Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century (Harvard), Atif Mian and Amir Sufi's House of Debt (Chicago) and Michael Lewis's Flash Boys (Allen Lane), three very different, but not necessarily contradictory, takes on the great subject of the age.

Following are their often-contradictory takes.

Then it becomes self-contradictory to take lives'.

Yet this term proves contradictory upon taking a closer look at the lives of these children, as the following reflections point out.

For a complete explanation, both aspects, which according to classical physics are contradictory, need to be taken into account.

"My goal was to take contradictory elements and balance them," said Sami Hayek, the designer, who is the actress Salma Hayek's brother.

While the challenges have been rejected by trial court judges, based largely on appeals court precedent, supporters and opponents of broad antigun laws say the arguments have forced the Justice Department to take contradictory stances.

"It's extraordinarily frustrating, because we're being forced to take contradictory actions to the federal government," said Angela Monson, a Democratic state senator from Oklahoma who is president of the national conference.

I'd suggest we suspend the iron belief that bipartisanship and bringing progressive change to Washington are contradictory goals, and take Obama's own rhetoric a bit more seriously.

I have friends who spin into a tizzy when candidates they like take stances contradictory to their own.