contradictorily造句
1. But, contradictorily, these two events now coexist in our economy.
2. The way he comments contradictorily in the middle of something shows that he himself is vacillating.
3. But during the development of public understanding of science, some phenomena emerge contradictorily to the objectives.
4. The small home that creates to oneself has to remember for several cents, the words of blade is not contradictorily either to drown, float forward quietly.
5. Coach's whole quality and professional skill is it raise to remain, the athlete learns and trains too contradictorily to solve better yet.
6. It is strange that few people should have complained about the difficulty in handing computer, which contradictorily is much connected with English.