Sentence examples for contradictory through from inspiring English sources

But the way in which people have prepared for death, and a possible afterlife, has been complex and contradictory through the centuries.

That path was a grandly contradictory zigzag through personal predilections and generational changes.

In carcinogenesis, inflammasomes may have contradictory roles through facilitating antitumour immunity and inducing oncogenic factors.

On Wall Street and in academic circles, where economists pick through often contradictory indicators for evidence of revival, the situation inside American factories is of crucial interest.

I also encounter women who initially explore complementary remedies for menopausal symptoms, thinking that it will be easier to buy a product over the counter than to see their health care provider and sort through often contradictory and sometimes alarming information about prescription hormones.

But he was also sitting at what was surely the oddest and most profound crossroads of his life, one that found him sifting through contradictory emotions.

Obsessed in equal measure by stamps and women, this FDR is a contradictory figure, seen through the eyes of his distant cousin Daisy Laura Linneyy), whose company he craves and physical attentions he demands in darkly comic fashion.

And that's not including the hours she spent online, clicking back and forth between company Web sites and sifting through contradictory user reviews, followed by even more hours imprisoned in the house, waiting for the men to show up with their slip-on booties and clipboards and brochures.

To the dietary recommendations launched by health professionals and public authorities to promote health, the numerous and often contradictory messages distributed through market channels must be added [ 34].

Mr. Grübel said the problem stemmed from the unit's having gone through two contradictory changes in focus in the last year.

This deal has led to disappointment and anger among F1 fans and now they have to sift through completely contradictory accounts of who decided what.