Sentence examples for alone contradiction from inspiring English sources

For eight years, George W. Bush maintained that there was no tension, let alone contradiction, between "our interests and our values".

The contradiction alone is funny, in its exposure of the contrast between how we like to appear and how we are.

We should remark that program facts and rules alone cannot produce a contradiction; a goal must enter into the process.

San Francisco's LGBT community is not alone in navigating the contradictions of policing and safety in the wake of the Orlando attack.

Meanwhile, Israeli society is lurching farther and farther to the right, and its internal contradictions, let alone its conflict with the Palestinians, are ominous.

Condorcet was not alone in recognizing the manifest contradiction between the principles of natural rights and reason, on the one hand, and the exclusion of women from full political rights, on the other.

And in another contradiction, the aspirants play alone for a job that depends on group effort.

Interestingly, the continuers were more often housewives and more often lived alone, which seems to be a contradiction.

Einstein was alone in realizing that they were in contradiction and that one of them must fall.

The land of Lincoln is not alone in feeling the pinch from these contradictions and brazen hypocrisy.

(If "pop-up" and "pub crawl" seem to you to be a contradiction in terms, you are not alone).