Sentence examples for feels contradictory from inspiring English sources

If Matthews's account of his racial coming-of-age feels contradictory or disingenuous at times, the fault may lie less with his skill as a writer (which is considerable) than with the thorny nature of his inquiry.

At Dickens World, these contradictions just felt contradictory.

To the Russians themselves, the twin attraction to East and West never felt contradictory.

This duality never felt contradictory to me, but most other people thought it was.

And that 5% is acknowledging that you can feel contradictory things, and live with that.

You can fly from Glasgow to Benbecula, but it felt contradictory to arrive on an eco-holiday by plane.

This may feel contradictory to the last point, but the two actually need to co-exist.

David Yeandle, the EEF's head of employment policy, said: "Manufacturers also need an explanation of what they feel are contradictory messages from the Government.

In fact, many of Mr. Gutman's assessments of Mozart's inner life feel platitudinous or contradictory.

The apparent absence of distinct, large scale genetic differentiation, the restricted capacity of seed dispersal, and the possibility of locally acting selection pressures may be felt to be contradictory and therefore gave reason for the present study to concentrate on an analysis of medium scale structures in spatially more or less continuous stands.

A separate question on language was identified in the factor analysis as a significant issue, but the nominal group felt that the contradictory evidence in the literature warranted removing this item from the shortened item list and capturing it under the question on publication status.