Sentence examples similar to self contradictory from from inspiring English sources

He works not through exposition but through heartbreaking moments of fear and doubt, through actions that career into the immediately self-contradictory from one line to the next, through the juxtaposition of the appalling and the beautiful in image and utterance.

The CPG policy document is regarded as self-contradictory for at least two reasons.

"Don't do like I did," he tells Jack, a piece of advice that is perfectly self-contradictory coming from a man who works hard to establish himself as a paragon and role model for his children.

Thomas derived his closely woven, sometimes self-contradictory images from the Bible, Welsh folklore, preaching, and Sigmund Freud.

There are numerous self-contradictory reports from the Sudhof lab concerning the synaptotagmins (syt), and in most cases we are unable to explain these contradictions.

In English culture, this is not as self-contradictory as it sounds.

The female dancing is more self-contradictory, with the spine easily pliant, now ramrod stiff.

However, the explanations for the results are somewhat self-contradictory by the same group.

Then it becomes self-contradictory to take lives'.

But what bosses need now is a book on how to prevent such organisations from becoming self-contradictory and conflict-ridden ones.

A satire of a satire made with love: if that description of the revue "Daryl Glenn and Jo Lynn Burks Play and Sing Robert Altman's 'Nashville' " sounds self-contradictory (how many satires emanate from love?), it evokes the heartfelt nostalgia of a popular little show that has been playing at the Metropolitan Room on the first Sunday each month.