Sentence examples for less contradictory from inspiring English sources

The views on Germany's actual policies are no less contradictory.

A better, less contradictory saying would be "Don't give your baby a bath".

PETER J. BOYER: I think those seemingly contradictory positions become less contradictory within the logic of a conservative worldview, such as Boehner's.

Nobody ever complains in Monroe's songs, though there is usually plenty to complain about, while bluegrass itself is no less contradictory in its blending of seemingly incompatible styles and themes.

In so doing he made the connection between pop art and Minimalism, both of which were by-products of contemporary western society and much less contradictory than many claimed.

Antisocial and deeply principled, a computer nerd with lethal fists, a chain-smoking sexual athlete and merciless scourge of sexual predators, Lisbeth elicits disparate instincts in viewers (and in some of her fellow characters) that are less contradictory than mutually reinforcing.

But back on home turf, with no evidence of political progress, the mood seems less sanguine, even contradictory, as Palestinian officials and analysts suggest that the so-called proximity talks have merely accentuated the deep and abiding differences between the sides.

Whereas the Russians had good intelligence network in Poland, and were mostly aware of Polish army distribution and strength; the Poles had much less intelligence, receiving contradictory and often erroneous reports, and unsure whether the war would even start up to the point the Russian troops crossed the border.

Changes induced by chemotherapy on breast cancer lymphocytic subpopulations have received less attention and contradictory data have been reported.

Even though knockout animal models and anti-inflammatory treatment alleviate AD-like pathology in laboratory experiments, clinical trials were less successful, even contradictory, some reporting potentially hazardous adverse effects.

But just in case the lessons of the past haven't quite sunk in, here are a dozen or so suggestions -- some serious, some less so, some downright contradictory -- for restoring the Tony Awards show to its former glory.