Sentence examples for basic contradiction from inspiring English sources

There was a basic contradiction at work.

This basic contradiction will be in vivid evidence this weekend, during the national college basketball championships.

In that sense, Laroche was right he had uncovered a basic contradiction in the law.

I recognize that there's a more basic contradiction in my attitude.

In that sense, Laroche was right — he had uncovered a basic contradiction in the law.

But it's here that we stumble on a basic contradiction: exposed to the light, the private is no longer private.

Basic Contradictions Just who David Chang is has been difficult to ascertain.

Brown's disagreements with Davis stemmed from a set of basic contradictions: How could the Confederacy run a government predicated on state's rights and simultaneously raise taxes, conscript soldiers and centralize authority in order to run a war?

That worries Dow's Mr Respini, who believes that the downgrading of the job removes a ladder by which non-Americans once reached the upper heights of American multinationals.Nor does it end the basic contradictions of the job.

Sandra Wilson (2006, 210) considers this tension one of the "basic contradictions" of the state's wartime rhetoric on women's duties: a clash between the state's "strong focus" on "home and motherhood" and its "need for women to be active outside the home". In this sense, wartime mobilization challenged prevailing conceptions of the relationship between women and the state.

Some see them as triggering watershed changes in higher ed, while others see basic contradictions in how they work.