Sentence examples for perhaps contradictory from inspiring English sources

There were other incidents in prison, some relatively minor, which may add another and perhaps contradictory dimension to our understanding of Mdala's personality.

While the couple's choice to continue to wear animal products is perhaps contradictory to their short term pledge, the Vegan Society in the UK were quick to point out that labelling them hypocrites could discourage them – and others – from making the ethical life decision.

That could lead to more red tape and perhaps contradictory regulation.

We realize this is perhaps contradictory (and perhaps controversial), but Warner was the one who put the fear of double-digit Republican Senate gains into the picture on Tuesday night, so we're standing by this decision.

It would be perhaps contradictory to the equity criterion to limit staff, despite our results suggesting otherwise.

In this study, I explore the complex and perhaps contradictory role of DNA methylation in the determination of recombination events in the model system Drosophila melanogaster.

In short, the bill sends uncertain and perhaps even contradictory signals about the climate for grid investment.

The position is perhaps not contradictory, but it is exceedingly unattractive; it renders art a diversion away from reality, when as Freud emphasized to invoke a figure who is Croce's opposite in almost every respect— the artist's struggle with the medium is the attempt to conquer reality.

Olans paints a much subtler, perhaps even contradictory picture.

To date, U.S. officials and the Libyan government have offered different -- though perhaps not contradictory -- accounts of whether or not the deadly U.S. consulate attack was planned.

This perhaps seems contradictory to the fact that the other known master site of TEs control in Drosophila is centromeric.