0 If two or more facts, pieces of advice, etc. are contradictory, they are very different from each other: --
For another, the notion of frustration here captures what appears as a contradictory movement: migrants desire, and expect, upward mobility when they move.
However, this recent work has yielded seemingly contradictory findings of maternal-reported childhood internalizing problems.
This seems somewhat contradictory: a reflective relationship is a single and rather simplistic one, which does not leave much room for complexity.
The promises are as contradictory as the society that establishes them.
The older generation especially appeared to be caught between the traditional customs and the modernised socio-legal systems, which inevitably produced contradictory and unbalanced responses.
The literature on public policy change is filled with controversies and contradictory findings over this question.
Neither does the contradictory position of those who fund technical legal assistance give the author a great deal of pause.
Unless these two conditions are met, one ought not to believe any apparent contradiction, for what is apparently contradictory is for that reason apparently false.
