Sentence examples for captures this contradiction from inspiring English sources

She hopes her clothing captures this contradiction.

So Jayne tried to capture this contradiction by leaving the dark, old-fashioned wood walls as they were, while introducing modern furnishings and a Keith Haring poster.

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

The opening music captures the contradiction perfectly: it blends the stirring chords of "The West Wing" with the schmaltz of the "Dynasty" theme.

Donald Horne captures the contradiction nicely: "The America's Cup becomes not only a celebration of wealth in a millionaire's sport: bizarrely, it also becomes a symbol of 'free enterprise' so … we can dream again of pioneers and battlers and little men in corner stores".

Dyer's book, and its incompatible registers of suffocation, panic, joy and liberation, captures the contradiction of the utopian impulse that informs it: the idea that happiness would come if one only wrote the perfect book about Lawrence; instantly accompanied by the idea that happiness will only come if one doesn't write such a book.

He perfectly captures the contradiction involved in talking about wanting freedom and individual liberty while seeking to ban a use of such principles.

(Like "The Immigrant," "The Lost City of Z" features one of the greatest last shots in the recent cinema and this one captures those contradictions with a majestically imaginative gesture).

Diane Ravitch's bitter joke captures the spirit of this contradiction: "It reminds me of an old Soviet joke where a peasant says, 'My neighbor has a cow and I have none, I want his cow to die.'".

In this masterly biography, Harman captures the contradictions that defined the life and work of the author of "Jane Eyre".

Muhammad captures the contradictions of growing up here.