Sentence examples for contradictory though from inspiring English sources

He was contradictory though: a private gossip, both kind and ferocious.

Even the attacks on Livingstone became contradictory – though in ways that kept him and therefore the wider saga in the news.

It is still somewhat contradictory though that STAT1 on the one hand is frequently found aberrantly expressed and activated in tumour cells (in up to 44% of cases in this study), whereas on the other hand it has well-established anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic effects (Kim and Lee, 2007).

"In his memos and homilies, Rumsfeld will say things that are just contradictory, as though by saying everything, you've covered all your bases," Morris continued.

It isn't simply that self-deceivers hold contradictory beliefs, which though strange, isn't impossible.

This movement exhibits some contradictory tendencies though.

The contradictory part, though, is that other macro data seemed to paint a different story.

As I show in my book, Jesus' sayings on divorce were presented in diverse, contradictory ways, though remarriage was universally forbidden.

There have been some contradictory findings though with other studies identifying gender and age as associated with poorer physical recovery after CABG [ 14, 16, 18- 20].

Studies comparing the performance of specialist care to primary care have shown contradictory results, though there have been methodological challenges [ 12].

Another study on vascular disrupting agents has contradictory results though, with a marked decrease in T1 enhancement using gadofovest trisodium indicating reduction in blood flow 24 h after treatment 54.