Sentence examples for basic contradiction in from inspiring English sources

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.

Many prominent academic economists see a basic contradiction in the global system of oversight on trade and currency.

But these slips of the tongue laid bare a more basic contradiction in the Obama administration's Syria policy: it is a call for military action by a president who has desperately wanted to avoid being drawn into military action.

You see, Hugo Chávez's 14 years in power were marked by a basic contradiction: In his public addresses and his party's propaganda, Chávez adopted the kind of extremist discourse that, in other times and places, tends to precede large-scale human rights abuses.

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

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

The two Faure Bacarolles (in G and F Sharp minor) also captured the basic contradiction of the music - an almost secretive modesty, yet a perfect clarity of texture.

At the heart of the PA's programme lies a basic contradiction: while it claims to be building a state against the occupation, it is in practice building state-like structures with the occupation.

There was a basic contradiction at work.