uncontradictory

Some of you will see this — manure-spreading and lawyering — as entirely uncontradictory, just not in the same way Adams himself would have.

Are you watching HBO's "John Adams"? Ann Althouse 2008

I have heard Hobart say something like this at least a thousand times, and am pleased to know that his testimony on this point is always clear, decisive, and uncontradictory.

The Citizen-Soldier or, Memoirs of a Volunteer John Beatty

The overture to the "Meistersinger" followed, and here, for the first time, I got, quite flawless and uncontradictory, the two impressions which that piece presents to one simultaneously.

Plays, Acting and Music A Book Of Theory Arthur Symons 1905

He had undertaken the defence of the prisoner because it was his duty as a lawyer to see that the law justified itself; that it satisfied every demand of proof to the last atom of certainty; that it met the final possibility of doubt with evidence perfect and inviolate if circumstantial, and uncontradictory if eye-witness, if tell-tale incident, were to furnish basis of proof.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

He had undertaken the defence of the prisoner because it was his duty as a lawyer to see that the law justified itself; that it satisfied every demand of proof to the last atom of certainty; that it met the final possibility of doubt with evidence perfect and inviolate if circumstantial, and uncontradictory if eye-witness, if tell-tale incident, were to furnish basis of proof.

The Right of Way — Volume 01 Gilbert Parker 1897

He had undertaken the defence of the prisoner because it was his duty as a lawyer to see that the law justified itself; that it satisfied every demand of proof to the last atom of certainty; that it met the final possibility of doubt with evidence perfect and inviolate if circumstantial, and uncontradictory if eye-witness, if tell-tale incident, were to furnish basis of proof.

The Right of Way — Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

Constitution and it will be found that only those paragraphs wherein the relation of the President to the Legislative Assembly is defined, are absolute, positive, uncontradictory, undistortable.

Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Karl Marx 1850

In the moment of its heightened consciousness, the political life seeks to suppress its fundamental conditions, bourgeois society and its elements, and to constitute itself as the real and uncontradictory generic life of the individual.

Selected Essays Karl Marx 1850

They are also called “uncontradictory thoroughly established phenomena” (phyin-ci ma-log-pa’i yongs-grub), because these deep awarenesses nonconceptually cognize in a manner that does not contradict the actual way in which things exist.

Basic Features of the Gelug-Chittamatra System ��� 1 Types of Phenomena and Ways of Existing 2006