Sentence examples for frequent contradictions from inspiring English sources
These frequent contradictions make it hard to take any of Trump's claims seriously, including his outrage this week that a list of questions Mueller plans to ask him were leaked to the press.
But critics faulted the frequent contradictions by government ministers, the self-congratulatory tone of messages by government officials on social media, and the paucity of information on what happened.
R5 scores as nodal about as frequently as it scores as terminal, reflecting its status as a separate series, as was suggested by the frequent contradictions in the direction of replacement for R4/5 in the raw summary table.
The scepticism is fuelled by a two-fold negative experience: decades of incoherent public policies at national level, plagued by bad management and uncertain funding, on the one hand; and the endless U-turns by donors, the double binds of frequent contradictions in their funding policies and the short-term nature of the programmes they enact, on the other [ 3].
First-hand sources, for all their inconsistency, impartiality and frequent self-contradiction, remain the soundest foundation for a first person narrative and I grew to care very deeply for the lost boys whose spirits I aimed to recreate on the page.
If he uses these well, and if Mr Gomes's constant self-contradictions and frequent bust-ups with reporters start to drag him down, then Mr Serra might just make it to take on Mr da Silva, who lost the last three elections, in a run-off.
As expected, contradiction among disciplines is frequent, albeit necessary and enlightening in many instances.
Orchestrated by Jonathan Tunick, Mr. Sondhiem's frequent and brilliant collaborator, that music swirls in sweet and somber contradictions of tone and meter, given visual equivalents by Mr. Doyle's circular staging and Jane Cox's fire-and-ice lighting.
Such contradictions, our contradictions".
Everywhere contradictions.
