Sentence examples for concerned contradictions from inspiring English sources

Where Antony is concerned, contradictions and unlikely transformations come with the territory.

This is not a story concerned with contradictions, however.

But Brand said he is concerned about the contradictions in the sales of jerseys.

Sorai, acknowledged to be the seminal thinker of Edo times, was especially concerned with the contradictions between social theory and reality.

Thirteen smart pieces, dated from 1994 to 2001, all recording a sensibility in endless conflict with the world around it and with itself, concerned with the contradictions and ambivalences a novelist usually embodies in imaginary people.

What gives "The Help" an extra measure of resonance, though, is that it is more centrally concerned with the contradictions of household labor, which are hardly specific to the South and which were not dissolved by the civil rights legislation of the 1960s.

Fermi addressed this the next year in a paper "Concerning a contradiction between electrodynamic and the relativistic theory of electromagnetic mass" in which he showed that the apparent contradiction was a consequence of relativity.

This clause-initial 不 m 7 is on a par with one type of the tag question particle eh in Canadian English.15 The common implication of these four dialogs conveyed by 都 to 1 involves the subjectivity on the speaker concerning the contradiction of two propositions.

Bonaventure agrees, but adds the following qualification: "one must understand that an affirmative proposition makes a two-fold assertion, one which asserts the predicate of the subject, and the other which asserts that the proposition is true … Contradiction is concerned with the first type of assertion, not the second.

Theatre concerns itself with contradictions.

In Brazil, the land of the Beautiful Game, there are almost daily contradictions concerning Ricardo Teixeira.