Sentence examples for about the contradiction from inspiring English sources

"No union company," it states, "is the 'standard.' " I asked Mr. Schueler about the contradiction between his statement and the Web site.

But for my godless money, the archbish made the most disarmingly engaging of Today programme interviewees this morning when asked about the contradiction.

In the 40s, Hitchcock's film was very concerned – an analyst might even say neurotic – about the contradiction between a professional woman and her womanliness.

By thinking fondly of the cow, we are likely to wonder about how it was treated during its life, and about the contradiction between our sentimentality toward live animals and the commercialization of dead ones.

When challenged by an ABC reporter about the contradiction between his comments about wanting to maintain the status quo, and recorded comments that appear to support a watering down of Australian gun laws, Ashby snapped back.

The novel began with a feeling that the late 1960s would be a good period to explore questions about the contradiction between politics as the art of the possible and the impulse to "rip it up and start again", questions about the process of radicalisation which Kunzru describes as "obviously of key interest to our times".

He spoke about the contradictions between Kuykendall's public statements and her brother's affidavit.

But Brand said he is concerned about the contradictions in the sales of jerseys.

For four decades, Didion has written in masterly fashion about the contradictions of California culture.

Unsurprisingly, research suggests that people have ambivalent views about the contradictions inherent in "eco-celebrities".

Just a theory about the contradictions of heat and where that goes.