Sentence examples for time contradictory from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt kept his distance, yachting about the Atlantic and firing off, from time to time, contradictory messages.

Its meanings are complex, at times contradictory.

The coverage seems fragmented and at times contradictory.

Government reports on the number of terrorists killed have been confusing and at times contradictory.

In "The End of Anger," Cose confronts a more complex and at times contradictory America.

Actual data about offshoring's impact on the U.S. economy was preliminary and at times contradictory.

But behind that urgent view of North Korea's activities lies a much more complicated, and at times contradictory, picture.

Above all, one will have experienced the passionate, multifaceted and at times contradictory goals and accomplishments of Mr. Zapf himself.

Arpaio, who is up for re-election himself in November, gave confusing and at times contradictory answers.

But they struggled at it, largely because the purposes to which intelligence were put were complex and at times contradictory.

Pew said its research gave a "complex and at times contradictory" picture of teachers' view of technology's impact.