Sentence examples for In contradictions from inspiring English sources
Claremont's experience is a study in contradictions.
Amorina is a study in contradictions.
Societies in transition are always studies in contradictions.
He's not mellowing exactly; he moves forward in contradictions.
In short, the human genome exults in contradictions.
The region, which lies at a cultural and geopolitical crossroads, is a study in contradictions.
Abu Mohammed, like many of the men involved in the war effort, spoke in contradictions.
Ever since former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani opened his campaign to squeeze the sin out of sin city, New Yorkers have wrestled with built-in contradictions that seem obvious to almost everyone except perhaps municipally paid lawyers.
These jolly green giants are live-in contradictions, touting the latest energy-efficient accessories like photovoltaic roof tiles while admitting indulgences like climate-controlled wine cellars and motorcade-size garages.
A doomsday fable with a happy ending, "The Robber Bridegroom" is a musical adaptation by Alfred Uhry of a novella by Eudora Welty, and has its own built-in contradictions.
As reluctant as environmentalists may be to relinquish the idea that smaller is better, they seem willing to accept the built-in contradictions of the giant green house as the price to be paid for assimilation into everyday life.
