Sentence examples for mutually contradictory ways from inspiring English sources

Based on Kuhn's work, Greenhalgh et al proposed that, across different paradigms, there were multiple – and potentially mutually contradictory – ways of understanding the concept at the heart of their review, namely the diffusion of innovation.

There is a sharp difference between the way trade agreements are first made, in sometimes mutually contradictory compromises between politicians, and the way they are interpreted afterwards by sharp-eyed lawyers.

The verdict is mutually contradictory.

Their accounts of what they see are often mutually contradictory.

Does it follow that brevity and well-balanced history are mutually contradictory?

Street photography and monumentality would seem to be mutually contradictory, but in his art they coexist.

In effect, Buchanan's book fuses together two mutually contradictory strands of nationalist history.

The sources were gappy, mutually contradictory, and fantastically suggestive rather than full.

You might ask, how is it possible to take such mutually contradictory positions?

The administration has offered many different explanations, some of them mutually contradictory, for its determination to occupy Baghdad.

Through a truly Orwellian exercise in doublethink -- the art of believing two mutually contradictory things at the same time.