contradictorily

How To Use contradictorily In A Sentence

• Coach's whole quality and professional skill is it raise to remain, the athlete learns and trains too contradictorily to solve better yet.
• Expertise is needed, yet there is, contradictorily, a straightforwardness to the task of travelling at speed.
• With its canteen-like space of fewer than 10 tables, the restaurant is located in an alley in the second arrondissement, which is often contradictorily described by foodies either as "a no-man's land" or the "next Marais. Better, Cheaper French Cuisine
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• Of course he used them ambiguously, contradictorily and dialectically, but use them he did.
• Somewhat contradictorily, the House then voted down a second resolution that would have cut off funds for certain types of operations against the Libyan regime. Dr. Charles G. Cogan: Comfort for Gaddafi, Pain for Obama: Is This the Formula We Want?
• With its canteen-like space of fewer than 10 tables, the restaurant is located in an alley in the second arrondissement, which is often contradictorily described by foodies either as "a no-man's land" or the "next Marais. Better, Cheaper French Cuisine
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• That's one of Leary's great TV gifts: an almost unmatched ability to be simultaneously and contradictorily irresistible and repulsive. The only danger here is missing heroic 'Rescue Me'
• They also contend, somewhat contradictorily, that figures showing ever higher awards are based on sketchy and unreliable information.