Sentence examples for ever contradictory from inspiring English sources

But Iran's signals are, as ever, contradictory.

"But what can you do?" She smiles, ever contradictory.

Once Bond got going, Saltzman, ever contradictory, produced his own anti-Bond franchise from Len Deighton's spy novels, starting with The Ipcress File in 1965.

His whorishness, media and otherwise, his view that to understand American grandiosity you had to participate in it, his show-off and often purple prose, his constant over-blown pronouncements, his ever-contradictory politics, all of these traits would have no place in the present, earnest, literary world.

The show MANIC / LOVE traverses the artist's trajectory from a cheeky but technically humble body of work to a similarly cheeky, yet quite sophisticated apparatus, overlapping a wide range of references from popular culture, while alluding to the self-contained sexuality and violence in an ever-contradictory society.

It's always contradictory.

The evidence is always contradictory.

His energy and his optimism charmed all sorts of people, from Parisian avant-gardists to American captains of industry; he could seem to endorse anyone's hopes for the future, be they ever so contradictory.

So minutely does he track Beard's ever-shifting, contradictory positions you have a returning sense, so familiar in McEwan's fiction, of events somehow sliding inexorably towards disaster.

Caught up in the tautology of his argument, the prime minister went on to make ever wilder and contradictory claims.

Like its predecessors, "Design Life Now," the museum's third National Design Triennial, is a crazed affair that illuminates a volatile, contradictory, ever-expanding field but fails to call it to order.