contradictory

For weeks the information coming out of Kuala Lumpur was, at best, inconsistent and contradictory and, at worst, tainted.

This is by no means a recurrence to the old antithesis of religion and civilisation, as if these were contradictory elements.

Thus, in every case do the skeptical views and empty negations of idealism lead to a contradictory nothing.

We are thus driven to the assumption that the conception is contradictory because incomplete; but how are we to supplement it?

In other respects they indulge in theses the most contradictory.

At this most vital point of the narrative, our authorities are contradictory, while the journal of Columbus himself is silent.