Sentence examples for to contradictory from inspiring English sources
adjective
That contradicts something, such as an argument.
The crisis has led to contradictory impulses.
Some representations lead to contradictory impressions.
This has led to contradictory attacks on Mr. Jiang.
Hare also follows the Shavian practice of giving comparable weight to contradictory ideas.
Other economic data came in ahead of estimates, leading to contradictory conclusions from financial analysts.
Far less ditzy than Hudson, Hathaway is nevertheless prone to contradictory statements.
Give the politician an opportunity to respond to contradictory data and information.
The emerging consensus on postwar Iraq vague, like Resolution 1441 itself, and possibly subject to contradictory interpretations.
Clinton was expected to be perfect, according to contradictory standards, in an election that became a referendum on her likability.
Since then 132 serving personnel have lost their lives there.Mr Blair left himself open to contradictory accusations.
Previous studies on the Nipponbare cultivar led to contradictory results.
