Sentence examples for intense contradictory from inspiring English sources
He expressed intense, contradictory feelings for them, protective, reproachful, domineering and erotic.
Or at least our children, who labor under intense and contradictory pressures from which the end of adolescence offers at least partial escape.
The domestic and international pressure on President Bush has been intense, but deeply contradictory.
You grow up being told that you can do anything — run for president, win a Nascar race, fly into space or become a four-star general — but in the meantime everything you do is subject to intense and often contradictory scrutiny from the grown-up world.
"When I witness intense suffering, my first impulse, a completely contradictory one, is to be angry with God for allowing it," he said.
Training to be a senior reactor operator takes up to two years and involves demonstrating one's ability to process complex, sometimes contradictory information rapidly and under intense pressure.
However, the spread of A(H1N1) influenza generated intense media interest in pandemic preparedness and contradictory information around the vaccine and the vaccination campaign was reported [ 2- 6].
However, the 706.8 eV peak from the Fe(NO3 3 milled B powder is not more intense than that of the B milled alone powder, which is contradictory to the existence of Fe2B.
Within this issue, we have a collage of overlapping, complementary, yet sometimes contradictory accounts of what happened during the breathtakingly diverse and intense development of this still growing field over the past twenty years.
Affleck does best in sustained, intense passages of dialogue in which he can get the actors to dramatize contradictory impulses — the mixed motives and desires springing from long-buried pasts.
