(1968, p. 90) Since the conclusion contradicts the truism, we are left with a paradox: seemingly true premises have led to a seemingly false conclusion.
During the Middle Ages, the problem of seemingly true contradictions surfaced in connection to the paradoxes of the divine omnipotence — for instance: can God make a stone too heavy for Him to lift?
Classic and seemingly true. .
"The Nanny Diaries," though a work of fiction, caused a stir with its seemingly true-to-life revelations about the wealthy people who employ others to take care of their children.
A seemingly impossible dream came true when South Korea defeated favoured Italy on June 18th in the World Cup and thereby roared on to the quarter-finals.
Set almost entirely inside a lushly inviting yard, amid patches of bright green lawn, thickets of tree limbs and splashes of purple, pink and orange flowers, this hypnotic 13-minute film carves a miniature world of wonder from a seemingly quotidian setting, a true secret garden from what to ordinary eyes might look like any other yard.
It is of course the case, as Pascal claims, that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob either exists or does not exist, but the same is true of a seemingly endless number of other possible deities.
It may make us feel a bit superficial, but it's true, with a seemingly never-ending supply of news, for aggregators and readers, it's all about image.
I think I would make an excellent sociopath!" While he doesn't get to play a sociopath in Homecoming, Schwimmer does play a corporate true believer on a seemingly suspicious mission.
RotorWay insists that you can build the chopper in 300 to 400 hours, a seemingly overoptimistic estimate that, even if true, is roughly equal to working 25 weekends of flat-out eight-hour days.
