Sentence examples for intentional contradiction from inspiring English sources

Meet the artists who have disavowed convention and found a way for violence and beauty begin to live together with intentional contradiction.

"These contradictions were either intentional or based on ignorance of how rights should be protected, or both," said Heba Morayef, a researcher with Human Rights Watch who tracked the document.

He says that the confusion — the President's speech followed by some contradictions in the Gates/Clinton testimony — was intentional, meant to obfuscate.

However, sometimes the author's say-so cannot be appropriately overridden by a semantic treatment that explains away the contradiction via a fragmentation strategy: for inconsistencies in fiction may also be intentional (as stressed by Proudfoot 2006).

Dr. Pogorelskiy explains that the contradiction of the show's taking place at Russia's first business school is intentional: "Our country's elite is formed here.

(Wording intentional).

Perhaps intentional".

Another contradiction?

No contradiction.

Contradiction less.

Is this intentional?