Sentence examples for is completely contradictory from inspiring English sources
Friends of the Earth campaigner Guy Shrubsole said: "Hopefully this means that ministers have realised that digging up yet more coal is completely contradictory with the Paris climate deal, and that planning rules must be changed to leave fossil fuels in the ground.
The information they give out is completely contradictory".
Eurotunnel said: "The decision of the Competition Commission is completely contradictory to that expressed previously by the French competition authorities".
Another example is, if one needs advice from two equally trustworthy friends, but whose advice is completely contradictory.
The world seems intent on painting a picture of my generation that is completely contradictory to the one I know to be true of my friends, colleagues and myself.
Which is completely contradictory, given how much Amendment 1 sucks.
"You cannot have a completely safe city and a completely exciting city at the same time, they are completely contradictory," Grönlund suggests.
Everyone knows early intervention is both cost-effective and saves lives, so it's completely contradictory that they are working off this model in this day and age.
Bardell said the decision to push ahead with ending the £10 payments and sanctioning claimants over Christmas was completely contradictory to this stated intent.
The twin moves don't have to be completely contradictory — Couche-Tard may consider Casey's a buy at $36 and a sell above $38 — but the apparent inconsistency rightly raised eyebrows.
