Sentence examples for Most contradictions from inspiring English sources

Most contradictions don't wear pants!

One of the most glaring contradictions is in the United States.

It could be one of the most fantastic contradictions of art.

Music hall comedian Dan Leno – he spun hilarious gold out of life's most banal contradictions.

And this is true: any fact asserted can be met with a counter-fact — some of them plausible, many disputed, most creating contradictions that are unresolvable.

What memoirs can do, at their best, is inhabit effortlessly (because real people actually do) the most intense contradictions of a historical moment.

It springs from the tormented sensibility and rigorous intellect of a man who lived and died at the heart of some of the modern world's most painful contradictions.

From many discussions with engineers as their tutors and visiting workplaces in companies, we find that the most administrative contradictions are not in the superficial state but implicated.

The size effect (Banz 1981), the book-to-market equity ratio (BE/ME) effect (Stattman 1980; Rosenberg et al. 1985) and the momentum effect (Jegadeesh and Titman 1993) are among the most prominent contradictions of the CAPM.

These have to be some of the most obvious contradictions and insane statements that i hear.

At national and subnational level, wherein implementation of climate change measures occurs, these dichotomies promote inefficiencies, unnecessary duplication, and most critically, contradictions in the minds of local farmers in developing countries who may not recognize these differences.