But then, being contradictory about what one hates and despises and loves and admires is actually another key Nassim Taleb trait.
There is, then, a contradictory mixture of attitudes toward privacy: on one hand, it is eagerly trashed; on the other, it is anxiously defended.
One of the main government witnesses in the corruption trial of City Councilman Larry B. Seabrook testified on Tuesday that she had consulted a doctor about her diminishing memory, then offered contradictory accounts on several important points in the case.
The Romney campaign has, in a way, overreached: it deflects questions about Bain by claiming zero involvement — not "in any way" — and then dismisses contradictory documentary evidence by talking about how there weren't enough hours in the day for full involvement.
Then its contradictory, E, is true.
However, of the studies making measurements at different stages of puberty (8– 14), only two did so on more than two occasions in the same cohort (12, 13), and then with contradictory findings.
If these instructions seem ambiguous or contradictory, then apply all consistent and unambiguous steps and then choose whatever form looks most like the way radical expressions are used in your text.
I would write one version and then write something contradictory.
And if those stories are both believable and contradictory, then I feel I've done my job well.
And if that sounds contradictory, then the inspiration is clearly drawn from Jong's own career as a writer of sexual adventure, a poet and a feminist thinker.
