Sentence examples for contradiction I from inspiring English sources

The consolidation of a belief base A is denoted A! A plausible way to perform consolidation is to contract by falsum (contradiction), i.e. A! = A÷⊥.

Second, if (b), P must be unprovable, for if P "is proved, then it is proved that it is not provable," which is a contradiction (i.e., P is provable and not provable in PM).

In some ways, this can be viewed as a slight contradiction, (i.e. the desire to build on what they bring, but an equal need to also help them unlearn certain negative stereotypes and biases that they have brought).

"It's a contradiction I haven't solved".

In Beyonce's contradiction I see hope and progress.

This man is a walking contradiction, I thought.

Deep cultural and social structures are fundamental for the specificities of societies and their contradictions, i.e. without history we do not understand anything.

According to him, the only things of which we can be certain are the principle of non-contradiction (i.e., "nothing both is and is not") and other propositions that can be derived from this principle.

However, our results for human N1 domains (Fig. 3B) differ from those obtained by McLenachan et al. [ 22] because we observed only two contradictions: i. regarding the relationship of PSG4 and PSG9 to each other, and to their nearest neighbours PSG3 and the common ancestor of PSG6 and PSG10 and, ii. between 'the relationship of PSG2 to PSG1 and PSG11'.

Brandt, whose indecisiveness infuriates his colleagues, often muses on the people he used to be, all strangers now, and he happily quotes Whitman on the virtues of self-contradiction: "I contain multitudes".

"Those contradictions, I think, remained with him until the end".