contradictions

Spall says that, faced with the contradictions in the research, they created an amalgam of them.

But there are critical contradictions between Louisiana state law and UNO policy.

The contradictions and outlandish claims are never challenged, because drug education in China is virtually nonexistent.

And then, in the aftermath of the stolen elections that year, the contradictions suddenly turned very ugly indeed.

He roamed the streets of Athens asking people provocative questions that exposed uncomfortable contradictions in their beliefs.

What thread shall guide us in this labyrinth of conjectures and contradictions from the very first verse to the very last?

Prophecy in Spain is never possible; it is always the unexpected which happens in that country of sharp contradictions.

Spain is a country of surprises and of contradictions; even her own people seem unable to predict what may happen on the morrow.

Where is the faith, where the science, that does not involve logical contradictions just as gross as these?

There are contradictions and inconsistencies in the story as told by the different witnesses.