Anchor: [I]t would be pornographic, if it weren't art (Walter Kendrick, the New York Times Book Review ). Others find that the novel's format--a combination of letters and rambling diatribes--makes the story repetitious and tedious.
Entailed: The book, if it weren't an art, would be pornographic.
Contradiction: Walter thought the book was absolutely pornographic and should be burned.
Contradiction: A man is drinking soda.
Contradiction: We may have had a falling out, but everything seems fine with the company
Contradiction: The man asked the other woman if she was feeling well.
Contradiction: They started again.