Sentence examples for a third contradiction from inspiring English sources

A third contradiction is found in the final chapters of the third treatise, which analyze the concepts of reverence and love for God.

Udayana (Nyāya, eleventh century) appears to inherit a sixfold division of tarka according to the nature of the error in an opponent's position, and expressly lists five types (a sixth, "contradiction" or "opposition," either being assumed as the most common variety, or subsumed under Udayana's fifth type, "unwanted consequence").

I don't have a solution for the first contradiction.

Pressed on the first contradiction - a budget for jobs and growth and a cut to the enterprise budget, Ms Hutt said her colleague, Business Minister Edwina Hart, would claim that it is not the size of her budget that was necessarily a driver for growth, but how smartly it is spent.

The grandiose experiment in the Gulf could be enough to flatten it entirely.The first contradiction is Mr Bush's insistence on governing like a big-government conservative while taxing like a small-government one.

Making music that touches both the mainstream and the underground is just the first contradiction the duo uses to its advantage.

But as far as Tom DeLay, the majority leader, is concerned, "There is simply no fat left to cut from the federal budget".The second contradiction is that Mr Bush doesn't seem to be very good at running government.

And here's the first contradiction.

This is the first contradiction caused by nitrogen pre-pressurization and nanofluid sampling.

The first contradiction seems to be in the numbers for the cost of rent-vs-own as a percentage of income.

The first contradiction came from M. Dufour, president of the Société médicale de la Suisse romande, who had previously suggested that mountain sickness was caused by muscle fatigue.