Sentence examples for contradictory talking from inspiring English sources
At the same time, it is understandable that China would find America's approach contradictory: talking about co-operating while selling arms to Taiwan does not much seem like co-operation.
It may seem contradictory to talk about a black hole releasing energy.
It had some good ideas but she's contradictory – she talked about not wanting to be objectified, then as soon as she lost 30 pounds she was like 'look at my six-pack!' I don't buy it, she's the queen of the blag!
But he can be quite contradictory, even when talking about the present.
The Romney campaign has, in a way, overreached: it deflects questions about Bain by claiming zero involvement — not "in any way" — and then dismisses contradictory documentary evidence by talking about how there weren't enough hours in the day for full involvement.
While it might have been the alcohol talking, Mr. Hill could be somewhat contradictory in discussing his post-"Moneyball" strategy.
And if the two cities are talking past each other, one reason may be the contradictory incentives that define the worlds of New York and Washington.
But the main talking point - apart from the EU summit where contradictory signals as always were emerging - was the interest rate manipulation by Barclays.
They talked of contradictory feelings of simultaneous joy and grief, but also, in the period immediately following the loss, they overwhelmingly talked of feeling traumatised.
It may sound a bit silly, but talking nonsense and doing a good haircut are by no means contradictory disciplines.
