Sentence examples for evidently contradictory from inspiring English sources
We find that radio-sensitivity is proportional to tumor size on microscopic diseases, which is evidently contradictory to the common conclusions in RT models.
But, evidently, even the clearly contradictory accounts from officers and witnesses could not dispel the fingerprints that said to the jury that Davis had been in possession of the gun at some time.
Black and white citizens sat in segregated galleries as they watched the members of Congress vote, and evidently the arrangement did not register as contradictory to the spirit of the amendment.
Evidently our attitudes to animals are changing, but they remain confusing and contradictory, if not incoherent. .
"Again, if all contradictory statements are true of the same subject at the same time, evidently all things will be one.
We evidently have a "psychological profile," (a predisposition to PTSD, various difficulties in separation-individuation and a contradictory mix of resilience and vulnerability when coping with stress), as our parents' experiences shaped not only our upbringing but just about everything since.
For if any one thinks that the man is not a trireme, evidently he is not a trireme; so that he also is a trireme, if, as they say, contradictory statements are both true.
A contradictory figure, Caion was equated with infamy and ridicule in the Romanian context, and his evidently unsubstantiated allegations against Caragiale have traditionally puzzled literary historians.
