Sentence examples for both contradictions from inspiring English sources

The issue of fire serves to illustrate both contradictions.

A typical project for an engineer in our class is to identify a technical, physical, or both contradictions as inventive problems in his or her workplace and solve them to form inventions.

There seemed to me not many American novelists who were working so steadfastly in such riveting contradictions; both the patrician and the suburban, both sexual dynamism and sexual dysfunction, the commercial and the divine.

Mr. Obama chalks up the contradictions both to politics and to the amorphous, unseen nature of the threat.

In the Women's Health Initiative WHII) clinical trial of ET, there was a reduction in risk of CVD incidence in agreement with the results we observed, but in the WHI trial of EPT, there was an increased risk of AMI in apparent contradiction both to the results we observed and to the beneficial effects seen in observational case-control and cohort studies.

Such a contingency requirement on informativeness is violated by both logical truths and logical contradictions, both of which measure 0 on the theory of strongly semantic information.

Eric Gould, the chairman of the English department at the University of Denver, agrees that colleges are striving for a balance but adds that universities and their critics both ignore the cultural contradictions that have existed all along.

However, in the literature there are no formal frameworks that allow designers to verify the consistency (absence of contradictions) of both the static and dynamic components of the specified models, that are often assumed to be consistent.

Bridal photography featuring Western-style bridressessses and advertisements of De Beers' engagement diamond rings both capture this cultural contradiction.

Hearst's life was a mass of contradictions, both political and personal.

The sessions allow me to analyse the reasons for my reactions to conflict, confrontation and contradictions, both in the MBA programme and in life.