Sentence examples for it was contradictory from inspiring English sources
Critics attacked Mr. Nasrallah's speech in Lebanese news outlets and social media, saying it was contradictory to blame the United States and its allies for intervening in Syria — where a government crackdown on peaceful protests prompted a conflict that has killed more than 70,000 people — while claiming a moral imperative for Hezbollah to intervene.
All of this was valuable, but much of it was contradictory.
In that essay, Tony made a merciless argument: it was contradictory to wish for both a Jewish state and a democracy.
Some analysts said the idea that recapitalizing banks would repair the lending market was flawed from the beginning because it was contradictory.
Frank Mauro, executive director of the Fiscal Policy Institute, a union-backed research group, said the lawmakers' work was "a mixed bag -- some good and some bad". He said it was contradictory to try to refocus the zones in economically distressed areas, while allowing for the creation of one in every county.
That decades-old outcome has never sat right with many Doors fans, who argue that Morrison was not tried by a jury of his peers (given that his jurors were all older than 40); that the verdict, which found him not guilty of drunkenness but guilty of acts resulting from it, was contradictory; and that none of the photographs submitted as evidence could definitively show he had exposed himself.
It's very complex and it's contradictory.
It is contradictory, like so much in the Bolívarian Revolution.
It is contradictory of everything I've said before.
"It's absolutely stultifying, it's brilliant, it's repetitive, it's contradictory.
