Sentence examples for some contradictions from inspiring English sources

"I have some contradictions," he said.

But there are some contradictions in Sun's strategy, and in its attitude towards Linux in particular.

If you slow down Zeffirelli's breezy free-associating talk, you catch some contradictions.

The mistake was thinking that the two could be reconciled rather than admitting that some contradictions remain insoluble.

He says that the confusion — the President's speech followed by some contradictions in the Gates/Clinton testimony — was intentional, meant to obfuscate.

While the editors have corrected "obvious errors", leaving some contradictions in the final section, the text was apparently "clear and clean" for the most part.

"There is some contradiction".

It seems to me there's some contradiction in the two proposals.

That the Vatican has several crucial leaders, rather than just one, also contributes to some contradiction in its responses.

In Blatter acting the part of the whistle-blower this week – calling out his own organisation's entrenched sexism – there is clearly some contradiction at play.

Third is some contradiction in the value system of society, so that there is support both for the social arrangements that the group finds frustrating and for its demands for change.