Sentence examples for central contradiction from inspiring English sources

All the while, though, a central contradiction has become ever harder to conceal.

But there is a central contradiction in her logic that undermines the whole analysis.

Every war novel must at some point confront a central contradiction.

Piketty's principal claim in Capital in the Twenty-first Century was that there is a "central contradiction of capitalism".

It is this kind of story that reminds Javid Abdelmoneim, one of Rani's two co-presenters, of Zaatari's central contradiction.

The necessity and impossibility of a true partnership with the Karzai regime is the central contradiction in our Afghanistan policy.

This issue goes to the heart of one of the central contradictions to plague international development aid over the past half-century.

Pugin, Ruskin and William Morris defined the central argument and contradiction of Victorian architecture, which lasted until the 20th century.

Of course — and this is the contradiction central to those early Clairol campaigns — Shirley Polykoff wasn't really that kind of woman at all.

The titular character makes the dizzying observation that "black is and black ain't," a contradiction central to the madness of race in America.

Unlike Marx he saw the erosion and obsolescence of the entrepreneurial function as central to the contradictions of capitalism.The core of Schumpeter's argument is straightforward Capitalism is a dynamic process of wealth creation and change, driven by technological innovation.