Sentence examples for obviously contradictory from inspiring English sources

To argue that images can corrupt the flesh and hollow out the soul is, for a filmmaker, an obviously contradictory exercise, but not necessarily a hypocritical one.

This is obviously contradictory.

Furthermore, motorised cross country transportation, particularly during the winter time, is an essential part of reindeer herding livelihoods today, but it is also obviously contradictory to the wild reindeer preferences.

For example, if a relatively small value of "m" was applied in the damage model for composite laminate, it will exhibit a ductile behaviour which is obviously contradictory to its brittle characteristics.

So why was God doing something so radical and so obviously contradictory to scripture?

This is obviously contradictory to current published literature and the commonly accepted conventions.

Looking at their newborn child's deformed face obviously generates contradictory emotions: distress, horror, guilt, desire to mend or to protect and so forth [ 6].

But the judges issued an obviously self-contradictory ruling that all but begged to be appealed.

Obviously, such seemingly contradictory tensions within and about a text written by its author give rise to interpretative conundrums.

"It does seem a little contradictory perhaps, because obviously a lot of guys that do (take the visor off), that might be part of their justification," said Fraser, who has 18 N.H.L. fights in his career, according to hockeyfights.com.com

I also don't buy the frequent assertions made in catalog essays and press releases that the artist's use of petroleum-based foams hints at an environmental consciousness, although Mr. de Jong is obviously capitalizing on the materials' contradictory nature — so light, yet so indestructible; so widely used, yet so environmentally incorrect.