Sentence examples for exceptionally contradictory from inspiring English sources
Sources of knowledge are not always consistently accurate, but often out of personal interest, respect or even laziness we listen to and take hold of ideas which are exceptionally contradictory and make little sense.
Indeed, it is almost profitable to conceive of America as one vast horde of psychic totalitarians ruled by an establishment which is exceptionally self-contradictory; for while on the one hand it pushes America toward totalitarianism, there are elements in the establishment which offer our greatest defense against the continuing totalitarianization of the masses.
These conditions are often contradictory; hence, only exceptionally single-phased materials can provide the best choice and the appropriate surface treatment appears thus as a mandatory condition for designing of advanced devices.
But this exceptionally dark, fragmented new play does represent her most sustained effort yet to face the convulsive, contradictory South she was raised in, a bewildering place of alternating gentility and savagery, where efforts at racial integration stirred a backlash at least as terrible as the segregation it rose to defend.
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
She's exceptionally bright.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .
Quasicrystals are exceptionally brittle.
Exceptionally good, in fact.
