Sentence examples for really contradictory from inspiring English sources

It's really contradictory".

These studies aren't really contradictory.

And is it really contradictory to say, as one tabloid did, that Alzheimer's can be prevented by the daily intake of vitamin E pills while the story below proclaimed by that vitamin pills "do nothing"?

So is it really contradictory to say, as one supplement did recently, that one should "kickstart the diet with a juice cleanse", only for the main newspaper to proclaim on its front page the same day that obesity is rising due to increased sugar intake "from fruits and juices"?

Breitenbach (2008) contends that the Antinomy is solved, or rather dissolved, if we note that thesis and antithesis are not really contradictory but complementary.

Being raised with a Christian upbringing, I was always taught really contradictory things about sex.

"Different strains can have truly contradictory tastes: really bold and exciting flavours," she says.

He's the guy with a camera, a wry sensibility and a measure of both luck and patience; a San Francisco-based street photographer of Scottish extraction whose work feels like a field guide to how normal things can be really odd, contradictory — and visually rich.

Therefore, these are really not contradictory results and actually define two distinct developmental processes.

Our results may appear to contradict previous studies of radiation biology; however, the data may not really be contradictory because of differences in the experimental conditions.

The findings may look contradictory, but really they're complementary.