Sentence examples for highly contradictory from inspiring English sources

He was a "highly contradictory character - perfect for a novel".

Treatment guidelines, experts' opinions and clinical studies are highly contradictory.

Furthermore, what Sattouf does say about himself can be highly contradictory.

Meanwhile his advisers have fuelled a sense of deep confusion by making a series of highly contradictory statements.

The problem is that his revolution has not translated adequately into detailed policies, and remains highly contradictory.

Some of the comics that are displayed may raise issues that are highly contradictory or painful to contemplate.

Tragically, that means they often don't present as credible witnesses: in their post-traumatic state, their stories can be fragmented, highly emotional and contradictory.

Here, we unravel the (highly confusing, often contradictory) events of Terminators one to five – and explore how the next film, which will see the welcome return of Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor, will fit into one of sci-fi's most complex timelines.

The playwright told me Mr Lovelock's appeal was that he was a highly visible and contradictory character who "embodies some of the fault lines within green politics".Mr Lovelock has also clearly inspired the atmospheric physicist, Robert Crannock, in Mike Bartlett's new play, "Earthquakes in London", which opens tonight at the National Theatre, directed by Rupert Goold.

However, the publications related to biomarker discovery often present highly ambiguous and contradictory results.

This dataset displays an interesting example of systematic artefact When analyzed with current models of evolution, depending on the outgroup, two highly supported, yet contradictory, phylogenetic positions are obtained for two fast-evolving phyla, nematodes and platyhelminths.