Sentence examples for even contradicting from inspiring English sources

The conceit of having four voices works because Burton's approach, embroidering or even contradicting his own arguments, encompasses many points of view.

Mr. Uribe's legislation, critics say, amounts to peace at any price, even contradicting the tough-on-crime approach that has characterized his presidency.

There is a 97% expert consensus on a cohesive theory that's overwhelmingly supported by the scientific evidence, but the 2 3% of papers that reject that consensus are all over the map, even contradicting each other.

But again Dutilleux was not merely copying the procedures of the 18th-century concerto grosso: the interplay is highly nuanced, with the smaller group prompting, interrupting, even contradicting the larger one, and the brass writing, as the composer admitted, owes something to Count Basie and Duke Ellington.

Often, different sources provide deviating and even contradicting data for the same geographical area and time.

Due to the high complexity of the problem, current research on the behavior of RC plastic hinge is largely experimental; different and even contradicting models and conclusions have been reported.

One even contradicts himself, talking of making his company simultaneously more "global" and more Swedish.

Some statements even contradict others in different parts of the book.

It was a firm and intimate belief that even contradicted Solzhenitsyn's dire analysis of Soviet ruthlessness and Western accommodation.

But he keeps hedging his bets, firing off a withering denunciation only to soften it, or even contradict it, later.

Most believers see these diversities as complementing each other and leave to scholars the argument that the primal documents may compete with and even contradict each other.