Sentence examples for beyond contradiction from inspiring English sources

The documentary proves beyond contradiction that, beehive and sailor tattoos aside, Winehouse was a one-in-a-million jazz chanteuse, with a gift for crafting hooky but idiosyncratic songs.

For Rilke, the symbol of the angel represents a perfection that is "beyond human contradictions and limitations" in a "higher level of reality in the invisible".

It seemed as if, without ever looking at them, she was telling them emphatically, "No!" Then, however, she held that open-armed pose extraordinarily still, until it became expressive of something that went far beyond mere contradiction: a drastic solipsism whereby she built up the forces for the solo that was to follow.

He wrote a pamphlet called A Key To The Lock, subtitled "a Treatise proving, beyond all Contradiction, the dangerous Tendency of a late Poem entitled The Rape of the Lock to Government and Religion", claiming that Pope's witty mock-heroic was actually a coded allegory about the Barrier Treaty.

But beyond the contradictions, Trump has betrayed a basic misunderstanding of how central banks work.

Even beyond the contradictions that ooze from the masterpiece, there is an even greater message.

He's gone past contradiction, beyond tautology, into infallibility.

Invention involves risk — including the risk of alienation, of pushing ideas toward their contradiction, of searching beyond common grounds and entering one's own private obsessions.

The authors of [15] found that HDR-VQM is the best metric, far beyond HDR-VDP-2, in contradiction to the findings of [9], which showed lower performance for HDR-VQM when compared to HDR-VDP-2.

From within her beyond-feminist panoply of contradictions, Bourgeois will continue to mock all certainty, not least certainty about the artist herself.

What Mitchell himself thought of the old buzzard was mulled over in scores of newspaper interviews, seldom getting far beyond the obvious contradictions.