Sentence examples for all contradictions from inspiring English sources

"Swan Lake" is all contradictions.

Yet one, two and ten would make 8 Down either "ONE E", "ONE O" or "ONE N" which are all contradictions!

"Now that Iran is not under the threat of a military attack, all contradictions within the establishment are surfacing," said Saeed Leylaz, an economic and political analyst.

He's seductive — he has a veneer of affability — but he's all contradictions; you never know where you are with him except right this minute, and the minute can be cut short.

Fear of powerful newcomers with different values is a topical enough theme, and music is the medium that can absorb all contradictions and get right beneath the surface of plain narrative.

But all contradictions can be creative, a demand that is answered better, perhaps, in another recent Muhly work — his Cello Concerto, which has just been released on disc in a world-première recording by the charismatic soloist Zuill Bailey, with Jun Märkl and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (Steinway & Sons).

"We'll see if an audience can juggle all those contradictions".

In other words, you feel utterly alive, with all the contradictions that implies.

For some of them, he would become the symbol of all the contradictions underlying the American venture in Southeast Asia.

"The Emperor of Ocean Park" is populated by characters who embody all the contradictions of the new, integrated America.

Yet he reconciles all these contradictions with a philosophical clarity that, though highly maverick, is surprisingly coherent.