Sentence examples for avoided contradictions from inspiring English sources

In their place he substituted a bewilderingly complex theory known as the ramified theory of types, which, though it successfully avoided contradictions such as Russell's Paradox, was (and remains) extraordinarily difficult to understand.

But it has to make sense on some level -- preferably, musically -- or at least avoid contradictions.

Westerners are more "analytic" in their thinking, tending to detach objects from their context, to avoid contradictions and to rely more heavily on formal logic.

2. The RTT is also designed to avoid contradictions in these situations, so the last step, to (1) being both true and not true, will be blocked.

In the case of God's foreknowledge, he did this to avoid contradictions between God's knowing what was to come and the contingency of events and human free will.

Players are expected to cooperate (to some extent) in order to avoid contradictions in the story as it develops, for the story to make sense, and (according to the rulebook) that any ending to the story is "satisfying".

As Nietzsche famously noted, you have to be quite smart and ingenious to be able to lie all the time; it requires imagination as well as great memory, so you avoid contradictions.

Fundamentally, he is correct, but when you are promoting laws that discriminate against people because of how they were born, you need to be careful to avoid contradictions in your own behavior.

Such investments, like acquisition of farmland, are usually not connected to one's original home area, to avoid contradictions between capital accumulation and kinship obligation.

The axioms of digital logic would not work in this case, so it is imperative to find an adequate encoding system in avoiding contradictions or to erase them from the dataset before applying a logic minimization algorithm.

Westerners were more "analytic," avoiding contradiction, focusing on objects removed from their context, and more reliant on logic.