Sentence examples for exactly contradictory from inspiring English sources

Any writer who takes on genocide as his topic accepts obligations that, if not exactly contradictory, are clearly in tension.

And that's what he did.' None of this is exactly contradictory: she collapsed, saw a doctor and started a home detox.

This last instance reminds us exactly how tricky, contradictory and replete with ironies the whole period was and remains.

The congressman's proposal for two separate tax systems — a flat-tax system and a loophole-filled tax system — is exactly the sort of contradictory governmental problem-solving that Hayek detested.

Add to that, as these internal moderation guidelines show, Facebook's own position in apparently wanting to balance openness/free expression with "safety" is inherently contradictory — and invites exactly the sorts of problems it's running into with content moderation controversies.

And we are encoded, too, with the contradictory determination to remain exactly as we are, forever — or at least for just a bit longer, before we have to go.

But then I don't know, because … well … it's a bit fuzzy, everything to me, all this … just exactly when she died (Victoria) There were contradictory statements in their narratives concerning their recollections.

And to say she's contradictory is not a criticism: how exactly should we deal with the knowledge that something ethically squalid can also be exciting?

His statements about policy are infrequent, vague and sometimes contradictory, making it difficult to pinpoint exactly what he would do as president.

Should you ever have your own Edwin or Edwina, I can't say for certain that you would become exactly the kind of parent you find so contradictory and ineffectual.

On behalf of the authors I thank Badve for saying that 'the articles are well written', but his criticism that the articles are in places contradictory is misplaced since this was exactly the intention.