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Despite this, she conflictingly wants to and fears becoming an adult.

The acting of the main cast was conflictingly received.

Reviewers generally praised the cast and characters, while criticism tended to focus on the plot; the special effects were conflictingly received.

The film's effects were conflictingly appraised.

Curious concepts flowed conflictingly through a brain dazed with unaccustomed vistas and unforeseen disclosures.

It was codenamed Leo, although a decal on the back cover conflictingly identified it as the Pro.

Neil Bonner of the Liverpool Daily Post conflictingly quoted MacCorkindale as stating that he had never seen an episode of the show in its sixteen-year history.

Zuggtmoy is served by her lieutenant, the demon lord Yibiyru, the Rancid Lady of Bitter Bile (who has been described conflictingly as either her mother and or daughter).

But that very same week, various sources conflictingly reported that Gaga was considering pulling out of the tour, specifically because of the fallout from the Kanye/Taylor MTV Awards fiasco.

Other reports conflictingly suggested that Suqami was staying with Waleed al-Shehri in Hollywood, Florida and rented a black Toyota Corolla from Alamo Rent-A-Car agency.

Ridsdale has repeatedly denied any blame with regard to the later situation of the club but has also conflictingly admitted it was a mistake to allow David O'Leary to spend so lavishly on players.

After the death of the founder in 1994, The IKO organization fractured into several factions -many of which conflictingly claim (in several ongoing legal copyright cases) to be the original IKO organization.

Among them, there are versions which, sometimes conflictingly, implicate the government of Mariano Ospina Pérez, sectors of the Liberal party, the USSR the Colombian Communist Party, the CIA and others in the crime.

The nationalists among the Croats conflictingly claim either that they speak an entirely separate language from Serbs and Bosnians or that these two peoples have, due to the longer lexicographic tradition among Croats, somehow "borrowed" their standard languages from them.

Raised in a culture that revered duty to the state above all other virtues, even familial devotion, leaving Cardassia behind at such a difficult time, culminating in the carnage that had marked the war's costly end, had felt conflictingly like both treason and patriotism to the refugees on Lejonis.