Sentence examples for supposedly contradictory from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: David Brooks challenges Barack Obama's supposedly contradictory rhetoric concerning his education policy.

The supposedly contradictory passages in the Two Treatises are far from decisive.

The former is supposedly impossible, the supposedly contradictory belief that x is both F and not-F is really a belief that I have a belief whose qualificand is x and whose qualifiers are F and not-F.

In theory, the superior affinity of 2nd generation TKIs to the BCR-ABL-kinase domain could explain these supposedly contradictory findings.

David researched her recipes thoroughly, and whenever several supposedly classic and mutually contradictory recipes existed she "knew how to reduce a recipe to its bare essentials, and then reconstruct it".

"The housing and planning bill is contradictory in effect, supposedly promoting right to buy while removing the security of tenure that Margaret Thatcher's government had realised was necessary for the right to buy to be effective," says Peaker.

For many others, the promotion of supposedly eco-friendly gifts can seem contradictory (buy stuff to go green?), self-righteous or simply unappealing.

But they also introduce more troubling discrepancies, to borrow Rolling Stone's phrase — Jackie offered different names for the person who was supposedly her date that evening and contradictory details about him.